>> caller: kmi. >> no, no. we're not going to buy that one. and that is because of a sudden change in did i have denied policy i did not expect. not my fault. drew in north carolina. drew. >> caller: boo-ya from wilmington, north carolina. >> what's up? what's going on? >> caller: i'm calling about the bojangles. >> bojangles delivered. of the chicken chains, it did the best job. i think popeyes should be doing a little bit better. just putting it out there. i hike that stock. let's go to dave in pennsylvania. >> caller: hey, from p.a. here. boo-ya! >> boo-ya. >> caller: is money tree lenling still a solid buy? >> yeah, you know what? surprising, couple like lending. it beat the number. i thought it was a good quarter. let's to go kevin. >> should i buy smith and wesson? >> i like it. i think the stock, unfortunately we've done pieces on this and that's when historically it has been the right time to throw it away. >> i am interested in square. >> doing bear job of that one than he is on -- whoa! twitter. >> barbara in florida. >> caller: than

i have 3,200 shares of kmi. >> i think you hold it. it is moving up.t hand moved up yet because it has a trust problem. let's go to jerry in new jersey. >> caller: palo alto. >> it is the best in a very high and volatile group of stocks that are cyber securities. and a lot of people think it is going lower. i am going on say better wait for the long term. the best in the group but the group is under a lot of pressure. john in kentucky. >> caller: hey, jim! thanks for taking my call. i see all these bioteches emerging. what's going on? >> bob is no longer in charge. he is still there. but i think that has hurt the stock that he's not in charge. i do like the future but i think people feel he paid too much. let's go to john in new jersey. what do you think about objection dentalal? >> it has a good year. and i want a good yield that can be paid for. another. ben in texas. >> i'm going to say don't buy don't buy. too hard. bradley in new york. bradley. >> caller: hey, a big boo-ya, jim. coming ought from maiden lane. my question about eog resources. >> e-

. >> and with that thought, let's watch now from october 29th, 1975 portions of the church kmi committee hearing on the nsa and fourth amendment rights. this was recorded at the time by nbc cameras. >> the hearing will please come to order. this morning the committee begins public hearings on the national security agency or as it is more commonly known the nsa. actually, the agency remains unknown to most americans, either by its acronym or its full name. in contrast to the cia, one has to search far and wide to find someone who has even heard of the nsa. this is peculiar because the national security agency is an immense installation in its task of collecting intelligence by intercepting foreign communications, the nsa employees thousands of people and operates on an enormous budget. its computer facilities comprise some of the most sophisticated machinery in the world. just as the nsa is one of the least known of the agencies, it is also the most reticent. it gives out precious little information about itself. even the legal basis for the activities of nsa is different from that of oth