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dianne feinstein protecting my privacy. does that make you feel good.ein protecting my privacy? >> you are raising a point. you are on point tonight. we had a poll that president obama's trust has fallen 20 net points. >> bill: let's leak that out. >> he had a 20-point favorite now it's neck and neck. >> bill: he hasn't called anybody he shouldn't call. >> and erosion of trust in our government. maybe years ago we would have thought the nsa wouldn't have looked for that but now there will be questions. >> bill: i like having you on the program because you make me feel good. dianne feinstein protecting my privilege privacy and i feel better for it. worst states when it comes to protecting children. and mcguirk will weigh in on the phone snooping situation as >>. >> bill: to the kelly file protecting kids. according to americans united for life the worst states in protecting arena is washington state, california, hawaii, vermont, oregon and new york. and now new york governor wants to make abortion laws even more liberal in the empire state. 41 states res

dianne feinstein protecting my privacy. does that make you feel good.feinstein protecting my privacy? >> you are raising a point. you are on point tonight. we had a poll that president obama's trust has fallen 20 net points. >> bill: let's leak that out. >> he had a 20-point favorite now it's neck and neck. >> bill: he hasn't called anybody he shouldn't call. >> and erosion of trust in our government. maybe years ago we would have thought the nsa wouldn't have looked for that but now there will be questions. >> bill: i like having you on the program because you make me feel good. dianne feinstein protecting my privilege privacy and i feel better for it. worst states when it comes to protecting children. and mcguirk will weigh in on the phone snooping situation as factor continues all around the world. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. need a little kick? (gi

as news emerged of edward snowden's departure from hong kong, senator dianne feinstein, the chair ofhe senate intelligence committee, appeared on "face the nation." should talk about what may have facilitated edward snowden's departure. >> i thought china would see this as an opportunity to improve relations and extradite him to the united states. china clearly had a role in this, in my view. i don't think this was just hong kong without chinese acquiescence. i think his choice of moscow was interesting. i think what is interesting is he was taken off in a car and his luggage and a separate car. i think it will be very interesting to see what moscow does with him. thirdly, he clearly was aided and abetted, possibly by the wikileaks organization. i heard a rumor he was traveling with someone so this had to have all been preplanned. what the destination is, no one really knows. but i think from the point of view of our committee, something that concerns me more, is that we get an understanding in this nation that what this is all about is the nation's security. >> senator feinstein sai

we just saw senator feinstein do the most incredible two-step defending mr. clapper.aid, look, i can't defend it. ask him, he said it. she started back pedaling. just stand up and have the courage to say. when president obama changes his mind on things -- i was a candidate i thought this. in the oval office, i now understand. have a little credibility. and say the obvious. >> the problem is, greta, and we talked about it, everything in washington is viewed through a partisan lens. if george w. bush did something and democrats didn't like it, it's bad. if barack obama does something and republicans don't like it, it's bad. even things that barack obama -- >> maybe it's time to stop. >> i agree. >> maybe someone should have the courage, look, i'm not going to blame the last guy and move forward. >> i think one of the things you see is people defending the program -- >> rogers and senator feinstein. >> we don't know about it. we could haven't had this debate. that's the bigger issues. it's been a big secret. maybe we would have agreed on the program or not. >> it's kind

california senator dianne feinstein chairs the senate intelligence committee. senator, there's been a lot of confusion over this today. and you have pointed out that this was the reauthorization of a program that goes back years. and that has been well litigated by both houses of congress, both parties and reviewed by courts. explain. >> that's correct. just for a second, let me give you some of the background, because we looked it up. this is from business records provision of the patriot act. in 2001, it was renewed in 2005. 2009, 2010. and 2011. before the last two renewals, both the vice chairman of intelligence and myself sent a letter to every member of the senate, saying this was the case. the records are classified. you can come and look at them if you wish. additionally the intelligence committee has had hearings object this, the judiciary committee has had hearings on it. it's been fought out on the floor. there's another point. this opinion, as i understand it, is under seal. so clearly, it was leaked. these opinions are not routinely even given to t

i want to turn now to senator dianne feinstein, the chair of the senate intelligence committee. what do you make of this, this morning? >> it's hard to know. i think it's a very big surprise. i had actually thought that china would see this as an opportunity to improve relations and extradite him to the united states. china clearly had a role in this, in my view. i don't think this was just hong kong without chinese acquiescence. i think his choice of moscow was interesting. i think what's interesting is that he was taken off in a car and his luggage in a separate car. i think it will be very interesting to see what moscow does with him. thirdly, he clearly was aided and abetted, possibly by the wikileaks organization. i heard a rumor that he was traveling with someone. so this had to have been all preplanned. now, what the destination is, no one really knows. but i think, from the point of view of our committee, something that concerns me more is that we get an understanding in this nation that what this is all about is the nation's security. i think we should take-- on july 10

we have chairwoman feinstein on the intelligence community. on armed services we have three. with the former chair of the homeland security committee, senator collins, herself a member of the intel committee. where has the committee had so much talent coming together from both, those of us from appropriations as well as the authorizers? i hope that our country has a sense of urgency. we are already under attack. this is the new enduring war. we are in a cyberwar every day. every time someone steals our identity, steals our state secrets or trade secrets, we are at war. we now see the growing nexus between cybercriminals and nationstates, hacking our networks, planning disruptions of our business operations. director mueller of the fbi said that cybercrime or -- will eventually pass -- surpass surveillance. secretary hagel and general dempsey continued to warn us against cyber as an insidious threat. these are such critical concerns that the president, president obama in his recent meeting with the chinese president raised cybersecurity as one of our great, great international

senator dyne -- dianne feinstein. >> this is renewed every three months. stephanie: and that's the -- you know -- people -- some people are saying overreach. i heard one expert say that this is absolutely overreaching. people like feinstein are saying no, senator durbin of illinois. >> we want to keep america safe but we don't want to compromise our freedoms as individuals. >> i totally agree with that. >> stephanie: right. but that's the fine line. the vaporless lindsey graham on this subject. >> i hope the american people appreciate we are at war, because i sure as well do. >> stephanie: that's the problem. it's always wording. >> we were at war in world war ii. >> i don't know that we're at war right now. we're just defending ourselves. >> stephanie: can you be at war against a tactic? chris hi. >> caller: i agree with that last caller. i just don't understand what people are so paranoid about. every month they collect your phone records. it's called your phone bill. it's out there. what are you doing that you think the government has time to give up --

i also want to thank chair feinstein who helped develop and sent a letter expressing this concern about this secrecy of the interpretations of the fisa court. i do think it's time that that become understandable in public because otherwise how in a democracy do you have a debate if you don't know what the plain language means? i do have concerns about that translation, and i'll continue this conversation. thank you. >> senator collins. >> thank you, madam chairman.

senator feinstein-- we know and we have learned a lot about the capabilities of the u.s. government. do you-- have you at this point come to any conclusion about whether those capabilities and that power was abused by these agencies? >> no, i have seen no abuse by these agencies, nor has any claim ever been made in any way, shape, or form, that this was abused. you know, it's interesting to me, because i've been going to china for 34 years now trying to increase rerelationships between

strike that has been taking place since february senate intelligence committee chairwoman dianne feinstein sent out a letter to secretary of defense chuck hagel yesterday asking for an end to force feeding practices in the letter she said quote hunger strikes are long known a form of nonviolent protest bringing attention to a cause rather than attempt of suicide i believe that the current approach raises very important ethical questions and complicates the difficult situation regarding the continued indefinite detention at guantanamo i urge you to re-evaluate the force feeding policies at guantanamo bay and to put in place the most humane possible policies possible feinstein also raised a number of international ethics and medical concerns with the practice she had a chance to see the situation firsthand when she visited get mown on june seventh while there are feinstein noted that sixty percent of the one hundred sixty six detainees are on a hunger strike and over forty of them are currently being force fed both senator feinstein and r.t. are currently awaiting a response to this letter n

the latest from bob orr, and we'll talk to the head of the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. plus we'll talk about the battle over immigration. tennessee's republican senator bob corker says this: >> we have an opportunity to do something that america needs and that is to solve the immigration issue that we have. >> alabama's republican senator jeff sessions has a different take. >> we all favor a good immigration reform package. this bill is just not it. >> they'll both be here to talk about it and whether house republicans will sign on to any immigration bill.

on thursday, senate intelligence committee chairman dianne feinstein defended the government's actions. >> as far as i know, this is the exact three-month renewal of what has been the case for the past seven years. bys renewal is carried out the fisa court and to the business records section of the patriot act. therefore, it is lawful. >> we will speak with glenn greenwald on the story after the headlines. fighting between syrian rebels and government forces has approached the israeli-occupied golan heights. austria has announced it is withdrawing nearly 400 u.n. peacekeepers from the golan heights after syrian rebels briefly overran a crossing point near the border with israel. protests continue in turkey despite a call from the turkish prime minister that they must end immediately. thousands of protesters remain in istanbul's taksim square. some chanted for the prime minister to resign as the watched a broadcast of his address. the british government has agreed to pay out a total of $22 million to a group of over 5000 veterans of kenya's's mau mau resistance movement. more than 100,0

does it astonish you to see dianne feinstein and john boehner in lock step for it and then we'll see actual conservatives and liberals, not democrats and republicans against this kind of spying? >> you know, i grew up -- i'm from a generation where it was a democrat who escalated the vietnam war and sent 58,000 americans to their death. and countless millions, south asian to their death. it was done by a democrat and then continued by the republican nixon. it was a democrat who spied on martin luther king. it was a democrat -- you can go down the whole list of things here. so am i surprised that dianne feinstein would be for the spying or that nancy pelosi says that the courageous whistle-blower, edward snowden should be prosecuted? nancy pelosi of san francisco? right? i just think that well, okay, that's right. just when i'm warming up to the pelosi family -- [ laughter ] i realize oh, yeah, that's right. they're really just part of the same problem. just a nicer version of it. >> john: i think that's good for democracy when we show the differences between conservatives and republi

feinstein is making the case that people who didn't know, it's because they didn't look into it. course, the critics of the program, bernie sanders, an independent from vermont, says that the intelligence community and leaders of the intelligence panel are overstating just how much congress was briefed. they say that law makers outside the intelligence panel at least, had only sort of broad indications of what these programs were about. but didn't know that so many americans were being swept up in these data sweeps. >> yeah. okay. alex bolten, thank you for coming on and reporting this. i appreciate it. >>> the government collecting phone calls and internet use, should national security trump individual privacy? talk to me on twitter, my handle @alexwitt. >>> is it the beginning of the end? how one aspect of the housing market could change everything. ] i've seen incredible things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend l

dianne feinstein, saxby chambliss have come out in support of the program. harry reid. right?rybody is out to chill. this is nothing new. the white house defends this. the executive branch, the legislative branch and the judicial branch are all saying no big deal. >> true, and it's interesting the president clearly has defenders on this. but here is what the critics say. they say the executive branch is doing this. they go to this fisa court. they have made 1,788 requests to the fisa court to do this. guess how many times the fisa court has said no? >> not once. >> not once. if you are looking to the judicial to be an independent oversight of the executive request, it doesn't look like they are doing that. then you go to the congress and you do have serious and respected members of congress saying that they have been very alarmed by this. ron wyden of oregon has been talking about this. >> and mark eudall of colorado. >> these are serious peek talking about this. they talked in the past in the most cryptic ways because they were prohibited from confirming or releasing what was

. >> california senator feinstein reintroduced a measure to repeel doma. the supreme court struck down the pro vision yesterday, legally married same-sex couples will now able to sif the same tax, health and pension benefits that feinstein says a thousand laws affect bid domea still need to be fixed and the decision should help keep some same-sex couples from being separated from an immigration order. leanne? >> there are 40,000 same-sex couples in the united states in this situation. now, u.s. citizen in the marriage will be able to kpet pet yigs for a green card for his house. >> ryan willingham feared his husband could be deported any minute. but the decision was liberating. >> all of those worries just have been melting away. >> the couple married in 2010. still, two years ago, proceedings started. here they are last year in a hearing put on hold pending resolution of doma. >> everything had been put on hold. >> now, willing ham will petition for a green card after the supreme court said all gay couples are entitled to the same benefits. he expects the

has she like dianne feinstein called snowden a traitor?i don't know, but dianne feinstein has called it treason. >> i'll just say she doesn't know the meaning of treason as defined in our constitution, and we could go into that if we had time. she should know it but she doesn't know it. it's a slander for her to say that. but what it does show is that our system of oversight that came in as a direct result of the exposÉs of watergate and the pentagon papers and the church committee of 1975, these were intended to provide balance where the committee has failed. that's true for both republicans and democrats. for high level democrats the leadership to be denouncing snowden in this space rather than focusing on what he has revealed shows the structure of checks and balances has simply disintegrated. that means that our democracy is very much in question. this is, i think, a chance perhaps to begin to get some of that back, and that means putting pressure on people like pelosi and feinstein and others not just john boehner, and facing them, if

. >> senator feinstein is reintroducing a measure to appeal doma. despite the supreme court ruling striking down a key part of it. high court ruled legally married gay couples must receive the same federal tax, social security and health and other benefits but says more than a thousand federal laws affected by doma still need to be fixed. feinstein voted against domea in 1996 and yesterday's zigsz on the eve of the gay pride parade and those legal victories are expected to turn the celebrations into perhaps the largest, ever. what a big weekend it's going to be there. >> you're right. people are already coming in from all over the world and this community has a lot to celebrate. they're gluing, painting and stapling the floats you'll watch on sunday. >> i'm so energized from learning that yesterday. >> that information, u.s. supreme court rulings on same-sex marriage with toasty weather equals a huge turnout. already, largest in the nation at one million. organizers expect a quarter million more this sunday. >> so folks want to celebrate and acknowl

collecting our private information like a vacuum cleaner but feinstein understands that that fear card is so strong that all she has to use is those we're living in a dangerous world kind of words and all of a sudden everybody caves in i don't know whether it's a lack of intellect i don't know whether it's because they've stopped teaching civics in school i don't know whether that fear is so strong that we did it allows us to listen to a president lie to us when he knows he's lying to us when he doesn't there's no there's no compunction about lying to us and then to have have those lies supported by by demo and other democrat like feinstein who says you know this is all ok because things are dangerous out there i think i think people would be surprised but i would want people buy into that you know i have cigarette the in fact to put a punctuation mark on that i would say the the the response by bush and cheney to nine eleven of you know be afraid be very afraid we're going to go to war we're going to you know the whole you know chest thumping thing and then that followed by an entire

chairwoman dianne feinstein and the white house have defended the n.s.a.'s actions as necessary in the fight against terrorism but the story which demonstrates more than anything the expansive powers of the surveillance state is unlikely to die down anytime soon president obama who promised the most transparent administration ever now finds himself at the center of yet another civil liberties controversy for more on this i'm joined by mike patton tonio attorney and host of ring of fire radio a pap. great great to have you with us your thoughts first of all the latest on what's going on with this in your thoughts on on where this is coming from where this is going to look like the started back in two thousand and six at the start as a bush administration policy and obama appears to have put it on steroids well he did make no mistake about it this has gotten more extensive east taken eight section eight hundred sixty one i think of the of the patriot act that he's expanded it well beyond what we ever would have anticipated you will you'll recall frank church

feinstein says a thousand federal laws affected by the defense of marriage act still need to be fixed and says repealing this will make sure it is gone. >> a triple shooting in bayview district at gilman avenue near 3rd street north of candlestick point. they are looking for up to three suspects. the victims were rushed to the hospital. there are a lot of police on the scene. no word on their conditions. >> oakland police are on the scene of a deadly shooting with investigators putting up crime tape now. one person was found shot and killed if a home after 9:00 this morning. >> oakland police are investigating a second fatal shooting that happened on a street and 98th avenue near international boulevard at 5:30 this morning. neighbors and investigators are at the scene and police say they had reports of shots fired. when they arrived they found the victim suffering to gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. police have not arrested anyone yet. >> in the south bay the man accused murdering missing morgan hill teenager was in court. a hearing was underway an hour ago for garcia torres in

. ♪ >> senator dianne feinstein wants the nsa to release a list of thwarted terrorist attacks to provethe program is working. nbc news michael isikopf jones us. >> good evening, larry. >> the public i think is starting not to believe a word of it. >> well, first of all, you have to remember that senator feinstein has been a backer of the program she has a vested interest in showing these programs have been successful. so she's pushing for more disclosure of those, of these presumed thwarted terrorist attacks. the problem when you get these list, it's hard to evaluate. you get such little information. we used to get them during the bush years about the enhanced interrogation programs. as you know, there has been plenty of contention about whether they actually did thwart the kind of attacks tarp made, lots of second-guessing about that. this remains inherrintally selective disclosurement at the same time what we are not hearing from senator feinstein and people in the administration is the release of other key do you means that might shed a less flattering light on this program. in part

. >> california senator feinstein reintroduced a measure to repeel doma. the supreme court struck down the pro vision yesterday, legally married same-sex couples will now able to sif the same tax, health and pension benefits that feinstein says a thousand laws affect bid domea still need to be fixed and the decision should help keep some same-sex couples from being separated from an immigration order. leanne? >> there are 40,000 same-sex couples in the united states in this situation. now, u.s. citizen in the marriage will be able to kpet pet yigs for a green card for his house. >> ryan willingham feared his husband could be deported any minute. but the decision was liberating. >> all of those worries just have been melting away. >> the couple married in 2010. still, two years ago, proceedings started. here they are last year in a hearing put on hold pending resolution of doma. >> everything had been put on hold. >> now, willing ham will petition for a green card after the supreme court said all gay couples are entitled to the same benefits. he expects the

dianne feinstein hayes the practice is legal. >> terrorists will come after us if they can. and the only thing that we have to deter this is good intelligence, to understand that a plot is being hatched and to get their before they get to us. >> feinstein says the date ta collection program operates under a secret warrant authorized by the patriot act and signed every three months by a judge. >>> we're learning more about the fbi investigation regarding ron calderon. they asked him about a southern california water district. the lawmaker's brother works as a consultant for the district. calderon has not been seen at the capitol since fbi raided his office on tuesday. >>> search crews in philadelphia pulled a woman from the rubble of a collapsed building there. 61-year-old myra meeken was pulled from the debris. it took rescuers four hours to find her. >> she's a -- alive and being transmitted to the hospital. that's all of the information we have on her. that's the -- that's the update. that's the status. we just wanted to report the good news that we did make a rescue. she'

it's unconstitutional and with all due respect to senator feinstein, meda data matters. the suicide prevention hot line from the golden gate bridge they have a pretty good idea what you talk and. the information who you call and when you call is tremendously revealing about people and get into areas that can and are protected by the fourth amendment. >> it's been said with social media, all of the record, the online activity, many of us undertake, it's already out there, though? >> people want control over where their information goes. if they choose to share it in a public source, that's one thing. this is about private information. this is about information that people have chosen to share with a restricted audience and people don't want the government creating a digital dossier about everything they've done and everyone they've spoken with. >> just talking about phone records with the prism program, saying transactional and you're saying it could end up being more. what can the balance be? >> first of all that balance is a false dichotomy. privacy is essential to secu

senator dianne feinstein but it turned in an ordeal.rday she and some aides were stuck for 15 minutes between the second and third floors of the capital building. apparently, the elevator blew a fuse. feinstein says she was mostly concerned about a pregnant woman among the group. but from what we hear everything is okay. >> i would be worried, too. >> i get claustrophobic so i couldn't do it. >> it is -- it's happened once or twice here. >> i know. >> it's not a lot of fun. >>> it's 20 minutes before 6:00 on this friday morning. wall street hoping to rebound after its worst day of the year yesterday. ashley morrison breaks down what is spooking investors. >> and it sounded like a celebration until witnesses saw the huge plume of smoke. the deadly explosion at a fireworks factory. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's

feinstein didn't tell me. this guy did. >> what's your sense of what the country thinks? >> i think the country's mixed. they know the law. >> it's a hard one. >> it's a tricky thing. remember, we hung john brown, and he was fighting slavery. so it's complicated. >> speaking of slavery, i'd like to say something to address president obama and mr. markey. standing in the cradle of liberty in the hub in boston, i would like to see the declaration of independence read to the people of this country so these people could understand what it means that we shouldn't have had slavery. women should have always been able to vote and everybody should have equal rights. >> i'm a big fan of the declaration. >> an asian president, a gay president, a woman president, anybody. >> well, we're getting there. >> i'm from new jersey, but i'm a democrat. and i love it because they work for the people. >> okay, thank you. anybody else here? >> yeah, i'm from michigan. this is our first trip to boston, the cradle of liberty and freedom. i'm left of center. i guess i like the guy. >> thank you. b

plus congress just rejected a new round of gun control laws supported by senator feinstein. >> when i saw the families from newtown wound up outside when the people from congress were going in to vote, and then they turned it down. they didn't, they didn't vote -- i was so stunned. because i thought for sure this time. >> reporter: carol's husband jack was also gunned down at 101 california 20 years ago. her son zach has grown up without a dad. she, too, has worked for gun control laws and takes pride that california has the strongest gun laws in the country. but she says the shootings in newtown were overwhelming for her. >> it's that seeing other people go through it that brings up the anger and the frustration and the determination and the voice. >> reporter: the voice that was thrust bohn kingsley 20 years ago. and they are using that voice today to try to make change again. >> i think you need to go very focused and small. i don't think you need to make big steps. i own guns. i've been a republican most of my life. i believe people should be able to have firearms. i'm a strong br

back and see significant shifts. >> reporter: both will be together this friday night with senator feinstein marking the 20th anniversary with a fundraiser for the law center of san francisco. that's an organization that grew out of the shootings and is dedicated to promoting what they call responsible gun laws. i'm diane dwyer, nbc bay area news. >>> the family of a missing san francisco 19-year-old held a vigil today to announce new developments in their case. he has been missing since may 21st. he has a traumatic brain injury. and he should be listed as medically disabled. it will bring in more resources including national attention from the fbi. >> john's medical condition puts him in serious danger of death if he is not found soon. >> the change in status means entering his information into a national database so if he shows up in a different state officials will identify him. >>> expect delays tonight. construction crews got to work on hey 17 in scotts valley. they are working on a six-mile stretch of the highway. california transwill close the lanes in both directions resulting in 10

. >> reporter: california democrat dianne feinstein head of the intelligence committee says this data collection has stopped several terrorist attacks hire in the united states. feinstein did not elaborate but her comments echoed those of house committee chairman republican mike rogers of michigan. major garrett, cbs news, the white house. >>> internet espionage is likely to be one of the key topics when president obama meets with the chinese president today. the two leaders are holding a two-day summit at an estate outside palm citi, california. >>> and on "cbs moneywatch," all eyes on this morning's jobs report and general motors makes an enticing offer. >> good morning to you, anne-marie. commits expect to hear more of the same when the department releases the may report. the job gains will be roughly the same as april. about 165,000, though some fear it could fall short of those expectations. >>> the uncertainty led to uneasiness on wall street but the dow ended on gains. the down ended up 80 points while the nasdaq grew by 20 points. >>> asian market finished ahead of the job mar

. >> when you have disparate interests like mike rogers and dianne feinstein both telling the american people, in fact, i'll show it to you. yesterday congressman mike rogers who's the chair of the house intelligence committee put it frankly. he said these programs are necessary and, in fact, are responsible for thwarting a terrorist attack. here it is. >> that within the last few years this program was used to stop a program, excuse me, stop a terrorist attack in the united states. we know that. it's important. it fills in a little seam that we have. >> so respectfully when you say that there's no evidence that they've been successful, you can listen to senator feinstein. you can listen to congressman rogers. these are the folks who are getting the information and they say it's worked it. >> right. you can also listen to senator wyden and senator udall who have said in the last couple of days that even though they sit on the senate intelligence committee, they haven't seen the evidence. you know, the other question is, could we also catch these sorts of terrorists threats through far

republican, senator dianne feinstein -- i mean, she has -- well, she shares his news.hare of the senate intelligence committee and says he committed an act of treason. the same goes for house homeland security committee member, former chairman, republican congressman, peter king hussein's edward snowden is a danger to the nation. president obama, urease. 2013. president obama. his justice department is weighing in in preparing criminal charges against him. and friday the president defended the nsa surveillance program sank, they make a difference in preventing terrorist attacks on this country and american. and another case for labeling he and his actions zeroth, if you can imagine that this happeeed. and none other thaa bollenbach and michael more. these men could not be more opposite in their political views typically. but he tweeted out that edward snowden has the earmarks of a real hero. and more. more calls in the hero of the year. i mean, i have to sit here and just kind of looked. by the way, we want to say thanks as always for leaving me my chalkboard. that was

republican lindsey graham who rarely agrees with feinstein tweeted this monday night. i hope we follow mr. snowden to the ends of the earth to bring him to justice. but others are praising snowden. former congressman ron paul said in a statement snowden and greenwald have done a great service to the american people by exposing the truth about what our government is doing in secret. the fbi visited the home of snowden's father in pennsylvania yesterday. today, lawmakers are getting a briefing from the nsa to learn more about how the surveillance programs worked. anne-marie. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you. susan. >>> this morning, most of the eastern half of the country is trying to dry out from soaking rains and severe storms. a storm system moved across the southeast and up the atlantic coastline on monday. at least seven tornadoes were reported. and overnight, flood watches and warnings in effect from maryland to maine. at least three twisters were reported in maryland, this water spout formed within view of i-95 near baltimore. >> the skies got really, re

members of the intelligence committee, dianne feinstein who has to say it's okay because she's known about this and not just known about it, senator wyden has known about it and complained. she's known about it and done nothing as the leader of the intelligence community. she has to say that. >> one of the things we've seen throughout the post 9/11 era the oversight communities haven't been in line with the intelligence community. brenda and spencer ackerman having a bang-up first day on the jab at the guardian. >>> a tea party hero who sued the federal government over obama-care is doing everything she can to save obama-care in her state. i'll tell you about the latest red state reversal next. >>> coming up next, everyone remembers this famous picture. now arizona governor jan brewer is giving a different finger to her own republican legislature. i'll tell you why. >>> a film with so many jaw dropping revelations you will think it must be fiction even though it is absolutely real. stay with us. >>> medicaid restoration deserve as vote by the legislators! >> i amazing that was arizon

. >> senator feinstein continuing there, saying the chase is on.ident obama was pretty dismissive of the chase for edward snowden. we're back with the panel. charles? >> so he doesn't speak to the head of russia and china because he doesn't have to. it's beneath him, you see. the mere sheer radiance of obama ought to be enough to persuade them to turn over snowden, and that apparently hasn't worked yet. i mean, the arrogance, that he's of such olympian stature, and then pretends that it's just a 29-year-old hacker, when as you showed earlier in the show the secretary of state said this could cost lives, and the head of the nsa had said it's extremely damaging. i mean, obviously he's trying to save face, but it's making worse. then at the end, he says the other reason i didn't is because i don't want to make this important enough that springing him becomes an issue on which i have to wheel and deal with the russians and the chinese. well, has obama been accused of wheeling and dealing successfully with anyone? how about over the reset, syria, iran,

dianne feinstein. i gave everybody a little jazz. i know you're protective of miss megyn.he appreciates it. now i know what verizon share everything plan really is. bali, indonesia. just talking about it, bill. i don't understand how you can attack julian assange. >> he directly put american military people in danger. he is a true villain. rosen reported about north korea that had no implication on anyone's safety. huge difference. robin walt, italy. bill, you said susan rice didn't lie about benghazi. yet you have no proof of that. precisely the point, robert. in the usa you are innocent until proven guilty. there's no evidence ambassador rice lied. she told what she was told to do. keep it pithy in one day. wish i could write so splendidly. >> they all make great father's day gifts. couple them with the hot usa strong gear. and dad will be very happy if you do that. thanks for giving tommy robinson time to explain his anti-muslim position. we do have a problem over here. anywhere in the world. o'reilly @foxnews.com. no calumny. and if you find any there is going to be tr

respectfully, when you say there's no evidence they've been successful, you can listen to senator feinstein, to congressman rogers. these are the folks getting the information and they say it's worked. >> right, and you can listen to other senators who have said even though they sit on the senate intelligence committee, they haven't seen the evidence. the other question is, could we also catch these sorts of terrorist threats through far less intrusive methods? had this is really only one tool that the government has. there are many ways for the government to get the same sort of information, but do it in a way that is suspicion based, that goes through courts, that gets meaningful review and doesn't sweep up a lot of innocent americans in the meantime. really, that's the problem here. not that the government is spying on suspected terrorists but they're spying on the rest of us in the meantime. >> "the washington post" today quotes a career intelligence officer who provided them with information about the program. the officer said the program was a gross intrusion on privacy, quote. they q

out dianneed feinstein, another liberal who supports it. i think it is good that we have a debate an act of resistance on this, otherwise, the government will be snooping in on your bed room. in regards to obama, it is hypocrisy but it is also entered office. as a critic it is easy to say, no trade-off. you get into the office, you get the first national security brief, and your hair stand on end, and then everything that you do goes to we do not want another 9/11. >> you do not know until you are sitting there getting the information, the scope of the problem. at that point, the president owed it to himself and his supporters to say something about that, to take the initiative and explain this nexus between security and privacy. >> you cannot use the possibility of a terrorist attack to justify massive abuse of presidential power. when the price of liberty cannot be continual massive spying on one's own citizens without probable cause or reasonable suspicion. when nbc begins its nightly news by saying, when you pick up the phone and make a

i mean, you heard senator dianne feinstein say, the program is legal. the statute was passed.l, wolf, about what they can collect, who can look at it, and the process by which they have to get court approval to actually use that data. >> you worked for 30 years in the nsa. when you hear mike rogers, the chairman of the house intelligence committee say today, this program, this new one we just learned about, that's been around for a while, prevent terror attacks in the united states, what do you stay? >> they never had to do that. they never had to collect data on all u.s. citizens to get bad guys. we were able to do that without any problems. >> he said without this, there would have been a successful terror attack, maybe more. >> only through incompetence, yes. >> what does that mean? >> that means the people looking at the data weren't competent to see a threat coming. >> so in other words, you think that terror attack could have been prevented in other ways without violating the privacy -- >> absolutely. >> and you heard what dianne feinstein said, she's a liberal progressi

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