. >> i heard a whistle blow and i saw jason clark on the court. they started pushing each other right there. both benches tisimultaneously erupted. >> both teams rush to entir the fray. >> players started picking up chairs, plastic chairs that were on the side of the court. >> cameras rolling on the sidelines captured dozens of exchanges. >> there was one player who was thrown to the ground and being hit repeatedly by a chinese player. >> bowen is saved when his teammate races across the court and tackles the chinese player which sends him into a chair which another player picks up and swings at his head. >> your instincts is to protect yourself and your teammates. i think that's all we were trying to do. >> you can see chinese players with chairs in their hands looking four someone to throw it out. >> this is far from your average local sports brawl with much more at stake. >> you're realizing joe biden is in town for talks with china. economic talks. that's when it claked that this could be something much more than a basketball game that got out

joining us now is jason clark. part of the san francisco republican party. you for joining us this morning. you're one of many people that have concerned about this program. the president said he welcomes discussion. is that enough for you? is that something you think will be brought to the table? >> no, not at all. the san francisco republican party joins many americans who are considered and outraged about a president who is transparent about what he has been this his policies he has not been been transparent at all. the promises he is making doesn't add up to any protection our privacy will be secure. >> transparency is a little tricky because if he reveals too much obviously then you are giving a tip off to the terrorist. that's what he said last week. what do you say to that? is there a trade off here that needs to be done in a post 9/11 world? >> well, the president is creating almost a false choice. you have to choose either between security and privacy. you can't have both. that is a little disingenious for someone as smart as him you know you can't

this morning i talked with jason clark, an attorney and first vice chair of the san francisco republican party and i asked him whether the president is saying that he welcomes discussions on this issue is adequate. >> the san francisco republican party joins many americans who are concerned and outraged that a president who has claimed to be transparent about what he's doing in his policies and he actually has not been very transparent at all and you know, these promises that he's making don't really add up to any sort of protection that our privacy is going to be security. >> transparency is a little bit tricky because if he reveals too much, then obviously you're giving a tip-off to the terrorist. that is what he said in san jose. what do you say to that? is there a trade-off that needs to be done in a postnine/11 world. >> the president is creating almost a false choice. he says you have to chose either between security and privacy and you can't have both and that is a little disingenuous for someone as smart as him you know you can't have 100% privacy ever and you can never have 100%