let me yield to katie mcauliffe. >> katie mcauliffe, americans for tax reform and digital liberty. what to think richard and jim for that great background on electronic -- electronic medication privacy. i will probably reiterate a few things that they have said. so when talking about this, a bunch of different aspects to ecpa, warrant for content, location tracking via cell phone , trap and trace. and we have these principles. the one we want to focus on right now is warrant for content . jim was describing content held in your e-mail and a third party service provider and accountant that is held in the crowd, by facebook, that is in your global document, and one of the things that is really interesting is that on my phone here depending on the white button i hit determines how that the information is protected. if i save a photo to buy phone storage it has warrant protection. if i say the photo to my cloud it does not. that is a strange difference and is something to think about, papers that are in your file cabinet at home have warrant protection, but papers that you say have bee

with americans for tax reform. >> i'm katie mcauliffe. and executive director of digital liberty with americans for tax reform. i just want to point to a narrower area of tax policies. when you look at taxing the internet and one of the things that maybe people don't know is that there is legislation that prevents states from taxing access the internet. just getting online, basic getting online. there was legislation introduced to prevent station doing that but before the legislation was introduced in 1998 there were few states that attacks the internet. that's been going on and has been reauthorized for a number of years but it's been three times since the internet tax was guaranteed authentic we have two bills, house and senate, the permanent internet tax freedom for ever act which is sponsored. we also have the internet tax freedom for ever act sponsored by senator wyden and senator thune. those would prevent taxes on internet access at any time anywhere and would not allow states who have been doing that to continue doing such things.

. >> thank you, katie mcauliffe with digital liberty. we are now joined by the senator from kentucky, rand paul. >> i am glad to the here to discuss the problems we have an associate myself with americans for tax reform. for 20 years in kentucky i ran a group called kentucky taxpayers united. we were associated with the projects and policies of americans for tax reform. we supported the taxpayer pledge in kentucky as well as supporting a nationally. the thing we need to remember about taxes is that we need to think about how taxes prevent us from creating jobs. right now we have a tax code that scares jobs overseas. everybody laments jobs going overseas but if you want jobs to stay at home, you need to make money more welcome here. money leaves and goes to where it is welcome. we have a corporate income tax of 35%. canada's is 15%. we wonder why people are going overseas. we have $2 trillion worth of that americant companies have gained overseas. it is not coming home at 35%. we have a bill to bring it home at 5%. jobs can created by red