carriers left $185 on the table last year when the fcc first -- millionses, when the fcc first made the offer. do you think that there are tweaks now where they need to roll out an area that have minimal high speed or low speed interpret if you want to call it that? do you think more money will be accepted now under the order and make a difference in the areas of the country that are under served on unserved? >> guest: i think more will be accepted, and i think the amount that was accepted the first time was a good outcome. you know, one of the things that together, working together, we tried to achieve was to make sure that we were spending under the new connect america fund, the right amount of money to maximize the bang for the buck, to make sure we were not spending a dollar more than we needed to to drive broadband build out to unserved areas, a 50% take rate on the first tranche, what it said to me is we got that right, we're not overspending here, and what the commission is doing now is taking a look at what happened in the first tranche, and based on that, it's moving quickly, v

. >> i don't think collecting millionses and manies of american -- i don't think collecting millions and millions of american phonecalls, metadata, time, place too whom you direct the calls is safer and i think it's ultimately u perhaps a violation of fourth amendment. >> intelligence officials defenl the program saying they've thwarted terrorist attacks in 2 countries including the united states. in washington, doug luzader fox news. >> attorney eric soldier has vowed to punish the person who leaked information about the nsa surveillance program former contractor edward snowden admita he blew the whistle on government collection of phonehe data this morning. we talked to all righter david nather who tracked four former whistle blowers to find out what happened to them.ed turns out they took hits to their careers if not worse. >> he's a former c.i.a. officer who disclosed detaistles enhances interrogation, some call it torture. of course he is in jail right now. he is serving a 30-month sentence. thomas drake was at the nsa at the time and revealed details to the sun. he can't stay a

decision represents a serious setback for voting rights and has the potential to negatively effect millionses of americans aross the country. >> this is a sad day. i would hope that the congress would step in. >> we're going to work with congress in this effort and the administration can do everything in our power to ensure fair and equal voting processes are maintained. >> that is just some of the reaction from washington officials today after the supreme court basically said that until congress fixes it, section 5 of the voting rights act is dead. in the near term, at least, it really is up to congress and then the president to make this happen. joining me now is congressman keith elis. he announced he would announce legislation to amend the u.s. constitution to guarantee the right to vote. and former governor of delaware who voted for the reauthorization of the voting rights act in 2006. congressman castle, can i begin with you, it was striking to me today that eric cantor came out and issued a statement saying he supported a reauthorization of the vote rights act, but he was really a voic