mr. shapiro, scott armstrong who did file a 2000 foia question.had an attorney general who got quite exercised by that, but our strategy was to get a lot of people in the same room so the left hand knew what the right hand was doing. it was coordination. it was not coming up with a new highly unprecedented, highly questionable basis for non-disclosure, which i gater is what mr. shapiro has run into. >> carlton tweets in . . . and karla says . . . and the government apparently kills a lot of black markers, lisa. >> should people who challenge government secrecy be concerned about being targeted themselves? we'll talk about that right after the break. real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. ♪ >>> welcome back. we're discussing government secrecy, and the freedom of information act. ryan you accept the risks of what you are doing, but do you think people might legitima

mr shapiro and shoes. to get the fbi to continue processing and releasing information. and he said that they couldn't do anything for the next ten years. they couldn't even explain it on the record. why he couldn't do anything other than his dissertation project which is to investigate. odds use of national security rhetoric to marginalize rights group that dissertation itself to such a rock band to submit a secret declaration to the court explaining why it was a brat tom and the of an argument and the artistry of the record. they pointed out that he was such a prolific winner plus three seven hundred where classes and am currently two hundred of them are in issue in lincolnshire he would have to do all this litigation and the fbi and unstoppable process requests a timely manner. well i'm sure the fbi knows his name very well. bt for bringing an attorney jeffrey life begins and now we go to ukraine kindest person eos and milk sign of political elements of the trade pact with the european union today that the nature of the deal signals are of solidarity with ukraine and

surveillance of animal rights activists mr shapiro had sued to get the f.b.i. to continue processing and releasing the information and they said that they couldn't do anything for the next seven years and they couldn't even explain on the public record why they couldn't do anything other than his dissertation project which is to investigate the. f.b.i. is the use of national security rhetoric to marginalise animal rights group that dissertation itself is such a threat they had to submit a secret declaration to the court explaining why it was a threat and the public argument the arguments made on the public record they pointed out that he was such a prolific foyer requester has seven hundred forty requests and currently two hundred of them are at issue in litigation he wouldn't have had to do all of this litigation this the f.b.i. has done its job and process the request for the timely manner well i'm sure the f.b.i. knows his name very well anyhow thank you for weighing in attorney jeffrey light thank you and now we go to ukraine prime minister arseniy yatsenyu

shapiro this morning. >> coming up am a president obama expected to host a news conference from the hague later this morning. will he comment on the latest move on the g7? ♪ >> mrse ." -- this is "bloomberg surveillance." our guest host for the hour, gary shapiro, president and ceo of the consumer electronics association and we have david banks from rbc capital markets is who focuses on media companies. company news from the files of "bloomberg west." kim.com not letting his legal issues love them down. he he wants to list his online storage company on the new zealand stock its genes. he is resisting extradition to the u.s. due to a site that has been called the biggest copyright -- copyright infringement case. ipos failed to raise the $250 million in the offering. doubled through january. google glasses set to go mainstream. google is teaming up with a company to develop frames. owns both ray-ban and oakley's in the company will develop google glass frames for both of the brands as well as design original ones as well. great picturet a of yourself earlier. >> i was wearing google glass. i totally don't get it. but there it is. optimism is it will get better. >>