klayman. >> i think larry is a professional claim dlanl.ting for the little guy when he is really fighting for himself and his own, in my opinion, delusions of grand you're. >> he has been at it for years. he founded the conservative government watch dog group, a group he later sued. yesterday's nsa ruling was a huge victory for klayman. a victory applaud by edward snowden who said, quote, today a secret program authorized by a seek court was when exposed to the light of day, found to violate americans' rights. it is the first of many. but his critics are quick to point out this battle isn't over. >> he may have won a battle. he has not won the war. there is a lot more to come in the appellate courts. this court could reach the supreme court. i don't think he has the ability either intellectually or legally to take this case to where it needs to go beyond the district court. my opinion. >> i want to bring in larry klayman now as well as cnn's senior legal analyst. to you first. you just heard one of your form he adversaries. he said you won

we continue on a path toward a sustainable future good on leonardo for showing support the bad larry klayman some republicans are avoiding talking about the death of nelson mandela because they don't want to have to answer questions about ronald reagan calling the anti-apartheid leader a terrorist others like freedom watch as larry klayman are more than willing to talk about nelson mandela because they see it because as they see it his death gives them another. chance to bash president obama in his new column for world net daily klayman said that conservatives should take mandela's achievement and liberating so that africa for bondage is a further example of what we can accomplish and free in our own nation in the choking this governmental slavery of obama you know because trying to expand health care access is totally the same thing as preventing eighty percent of the country's population voting which is what south africans and white rulers did during apartheid the links some conservatives will go to bash the president or stand. and a very very ugly the a.t.f. . into a new report the bureau

about ronald reagan calling the anti-apartheid leader a terrorist others like freedom watches larry klayman are more than willing to talk about nelson mandela because they see it because as they see it his death gives them another chance to bash president obama in his new column for world net daily klayman said that conservatives should take mandela's achievement in liberating so that africa for bondage is a further example of what we can accomplish and free in our own nation in the choking despotic governmental slavery of obama you know because trying to expand health care access is totally the same thing as preventing eighty percent of the country's population voting which is what south africans white rulers did during apartheid the links some conservatives will go to bash the president. and a very very ugly. according to a new report the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms has been using mentally disabled people as bait in a number of different operations across the country if you want to operate in wichita a.t.f. agents referred to a man with a low i.q. as slow headed before deciding

larry klayman, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate night you're welcome. tracy: hmmm.t story and of course we say it goes to the appeals court next. ultimately by all accounts it will end up with the u.s. supreme court. tracy: he is confident the government is not going to win on this one. ashley: yes. he is the plaintiff. so we'll see. tracy: facebook has a money-making plan but are those pop up video ads going to cause subscribers to unfriend the social network? jo ling kent will investigate that ahead. ashley: check out this video, proof that you are never too rich to want freebies. we'll tell you why sir paul mccartney needed help from his friends at the mets became last night. tracy: with the snow coming down in the east delay your christmas gifts? god, i hope not. heroes at ups on its busiest shipping day of the year. as we do at this time of day. look how oil is changing, pretty much unchanged at this time. $97.31 a barrel. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or the

tea party activist larry klayman. during the government shutdown in october, he helped organize an anti-obama protest in washington. it had appearances by sarah palin and ted cruz, but clayman's wild rant topped the headlines. let's listen. comment on this, john. >> a president who bows down to allah. this president is not a president of we the people. >> no! >> he's the president of his people. i call upon all of you to wage a second american nonviolent revolution, to use civil disobedience and to demand that this president leave town. >> yes! >> yeah! >> to put the koran down. to get up off his knees and to figuratively come up with his hands out. >> my god, that's a hell of a demand. put your hands up, put down the koran, get off your knees and leave town today or else we'll have a nonviolent second american revolution. your thoughts. >> right. and we've elected that president twice. i love the way he throws in figuratively so we can't say that he's inciting violence, but of course he is inciting a kind of violence

and today senator feinstein -- >> larry klayman is the lawyer and plaintiff in this case and he's a wellnown gad fly is one of the most positive adjectives you can come up with. everything you just said about him is true. he's an outright nut on an awful lot of subjects. >> he's a nut. i think he has a legitimate point but he's a nut. the senator feinstein said today this needs to go to the supreme court. i hope it gets there quickly because i think the american public has a right to hear this adjudicated before the highest court in the land on the fourth amendment. i'm not a lawyer, much less a national securities lawyer. i want to see this go to the supreme court as soon as possible. >> i thought, steve, the strongest element was in the judge's decision when he said, look, pay attention to this 1979 decision. it was for one suspect and the examination of two days of phone records and that's all and from that case other judges in the 21st century have been using it to justify this mass date unspecified harvest. >> i think this judge is saying, regardless of what case came to them, that

the suit was brought by conservative attorney larry klayman, the founder of judicial watch them basedn information leaked by former nsa contractor edward snowden. in a statement monday, snowden said -- snowden went on to say -- joining us in washington, d.c. is sascha meinrath, director of the new america foundation's open technology institute. he served as an expert witness who advise the review group on intelligence and two indications which was tasked by president obama to review the nsa activities. first, respond to the judge's ruling. >> it is his store. it is the very vanguard of the pushback that says constitutionally, legally, what has been taking place is unacceptable. i think it is a reaffirmation of both are for the memo rights, constitutional guaranteed right, in this constant interplay of balancing national security and individual rights. >> talk about the rulings specifically when it comes to his saying it is almost, surely, unconstitutional, calling the collection of data orwellian. >> the judge issued a very strong ruling. it clearly is a case where the judge feels ver

number one on our countdown goes to larry klayman.e helped organize an anti-obama protest here in washington. the event had its share of red hot rhetoric thanks to appearances by sarah palin and ted cruz. but the klayman rant grabbed headlines. let's listen. >> a president who bows down to allah. this president is not a president of we the people. he's the president of his people. i call upon all of you to wage a second american non-violent revolution, to use civil disobedience, and to demand that this president leave town, to get out, to put the koran down, to get up off his knees, and to figuratively come up with his hands out. >> my god. that's a hell of a demand. put your hands up, put down the koran, get off your knees, and leave town today. otherwise we'll have a non-violent second revolution. >> and we've elected that president twice. i love the way he throws in figuratively so we can't say he's inciting violence, but of course he is inciting a kind of violence. let's remember. this is the rally where there was a guy with a con