american product in terms of your phones and all of that well i mean it's not a bad comparison the n.s.a. did in gage in massive spying we know that they've built back doors into major internet backbones and use that to gather an incredible amount of data the difference is that the difference here in the worry is i think is that there is no evidence that the n.s.a. ever engage in industrial espionage that means they didn't try to take the company secrets technology and give it to american companies or they could be used in that way as purely an intelligence gathering operation you know the china has long had a very dubious dubious relationship to intellectual property from western companies they've often made companies wanting to do business in china and sign deals where they basically have to give up their intellectual property if they wanted to work there and a lot of the fears now are that china is attempting to gain the next leg up in technology using some of the technology embedded in this type of internet technology to have all that has been an ongoing concern there and tell them t

spying programs does the n.s.a. collect any type of data on a millions or hundreds of millions of americans. yet you face no charges for a statement he himself admitted was the road yes and even the man now in charge of the russia collusion probe former f.b.i. chief bob mueller didn't lie but at the very least supported and pushed the false narrative which led to the invasion of iraq and subsequent chaos secretary powell presented evidence last week that baghdad has failed to disarm its weapons of mass destruction so what can we learn lying is bad and everyone knows it but we'll let dr house summarize the truth of the human condition that everybody lies. the only parable is about what the press did not think that the lies told by democratic administration members to a republican congress was a bad thing but they do think that lies by people who worked for mr trump years ago . could be a very exciting thing because it could harm mr trump mr cohen will tell whatever lie he has to tell her to make sure he comes out ok

spying programs does the n.s.a.collect any type of data on a millions or hundreds of millions of americans. no sir. yet you face low charges for a statement he himself admitted was the road yes and even the man now in charge of the russia collusion probe former f.b.i. chief bob mueller didn't lie but at the very least supported and pushed the false narrative which led to the invasion of iraq and subsequent chaos secretary powell presented evidence last week that baghdad has failed to disarm its weapons of mass destruction so what can we learn lying is bad and everyone knows it but we'll let dr house summarize truth of the human condition but everybody lies. the only parable is about what the press to think that the lies told by democratic administration members to a republican congress was a bad thing but they do think that lies by people who work for mr trump years ago. could be a very exciting thing because it could harm mr trump mr cohen will tell whatever lie he has to tell to make sure he comes out ok and if he

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not only does n.s.a. collect information on terrorists, which they should do, but it collects data on ordinary american citizens, and i mean by data, not just emails and text messages, but communications and conversations. this, i believe, is in violation of the constitution. the government does not use a specific fourth amendment warrant, a warrant based upon probable cause for a person -- law enforcement -- to go search and arrest someone, but it uses anyway under the foreign intelligence surveillance act, a lesser requirement and still issues warrants to go and search and seize information. the constitution says unwarranted search and seizure is unconstitutional. i don't see any exceptions there. our constitutional rights are not selective, they are to keep big brother, the government, in check. the government doesn't get to pick and choose which they want to follow and which they don't. it sounds like a page out of george orwell's novel "1984" where it says, all these eyes watching you, asleep or awak

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embassies purchases the report highlighted spy gear reportedly made for cia and n.s.a.global operations. as u.s. embassies are being used to spy on foreign nations around the world including washington's own allies and diplomatic compounds are said to have brought various spy quitman that includes cameras the skies the thais shirt buttons and caps embassies are also purchased microphones as well as night vision gear and secret g.p.s. locators the u.s. has yet to respond to those claims network security expert benjamin shell told us this would be not just a violation of international law or but also of agreements with beijing. the now infamous u.s. eavesdropping of is ellie's is already common knowledge in the world president's office ellie's and openly criticized the us on the use of similar equipment before a sudden spike in behavior are right oh right by late into the international laws and agreements not to mention mention trust for example the us and china have signed agreements a few years ago or on stopping spying activities for commercial purposes the more than c

we want to use places like the patriotic n.s.a. or f.b.i. and we want to use their their technology but we want to use it instead of targeting terrorists we want to target hurtful words and terms so that if people try and tweet horrible bullying taxed the internet service providers and cell phone companies which would receive a portion of the money they will send a tax to them saying if you want to send this hurtful tweet it's going to cost you money so then see what i'm getting at so the bully will be charging money if they want to bully and the victim of that bullying text will receive a portion of that money paid out and gift card so that they can buy expensive clothes and going expensive vacations and the bully will slowly lose money and then they'll be a natural equilibrium this is a brilliant idea that george thank you so much difficulty regime is larry a pleasure thank you for your time today we have learned so much so. john doerr. head wait to see all your shows the great larry king thank you and can't wait for the is to immigration

those protest the e-mails from russia he got it from someone in probably on a memory stick ok the n.s.a. with all of its assets could have figured out if that amount of information had been sent over the internet it was vast ok so they would have been able to pick that up so so they know where it probably came from but it doesn't fit their narrative enter julian assange in a secret court and all that all that you pull all the threads together you tie it up into one little pretty bow that the western media the liberal media will sell it saying gotcha joe what's your reaction. well absolutely in fact it goes back to two thousand and ten what the afghan war logs and the iraq collateral damage tape that's when julian and his lawyers believe the indictment was first made but now we do does bring itself very clearly into the russia gate story and ruler and luke harding a journalist journalist at the guardian hear that sound the british government a journalist masquerading as a as a clown yes go ahead. yeah but the real change here also is the ecuadorian government changed the print the previo

pioneered that sort of technique you know they would sort of cisco equipment be waiting for export and the n.s.a. would intercept it and stick a few bugs in and send it on its way so they know what they're talking about so what rubio and others are saying is look we've got a crack down now the administration is in a bind because it knows if it starts cracking down like that that it's going to put the trade talks in a great deal of jeopardy and so we had the u.s. trade representative on the sunday talk shows trying to say look what's happening with huawei is a totally separate matter it's a criminal justice matter it will have no impact on the talks he said. and in fact very importantly he said it's not his position that there should be any kind of ban on chinese telecommunications products so we are seeing that sort of balancing act between the hardliners especially the republican party but also democrats and the administration as well as we have the shadow of the trade talks in the background or on the foreground actually all the overground i guess you'd say well exactly because. the timing of

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then you have the intel portion of space that includes n.s.a., n.r.o. and all of their assets. so i think a unified space command has interagency capability with the intel world is where that should occur. again, i believe the dialogue on space is, you know, they will tell you, this is exactly what this country needed to do, is start talking about it. get the dialogue, have the discussion as we go forward. but the new space command that is in the process of being stood up, and i believe by 1 january we'll be at least initially operational, should be the place that occurs. morgan: i wish i had another 45 minutes with you, but i don't. our time is up. thank you to all three of you for a wonderful panel. senator jon kyl, dr. tom kennedy, and general hawk carlisle. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] the government shutdown is now in its ningth day, and congress is a weekend. they will return for a pro fo

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some intelligence organization whether it's the turks the british the french the germans the american n.s.a. would have to have more information that they had gathered that hasn't been released yet and that would provide a little bit more information but all tamale this crime is going to be solved through interrogation of the people that were participating in the crime which means sitting down and interrogating saudi nationals and the saudi government is never going to allow all of these people that run ball than this murder to be interrogated by foreign law enforcement people it's just not going to happen so the answers we have now unless there's more information forthcoming from the intelligence community i think is all we're ever going to see ok sam it is them all information that's not yet been released i've had def an inside story before absolutely adamant that there is a smoking gun that is so withholding well there is no way of knowing that's far from my point of we like to live but i'm sure that if there is more evidence it's build there have built in a short period of time we'll se

there was this chilling effect about the pervasiveness of the n.s.a. and our sort of lack of agency over it. we had convince them. after the 2016 elections, my god, our phone was ringing off the hook. there is this sort of new appetite to sort of start adopting what is to some excellent like the industry standard of quhissle blowing platforms. -- whistle blowing p platforms. we now have it deployed in 75 known news organizations around the world. and this has been in the matter f six years. julian: the folks who make use of secure drop, does anyone have experience with it on the use side? not in extreme detail -- can you hear me ok? i have experienced a couple different levels downstairs. i was joking that i was actually the one who set up the secure drop server when i was at the associated press. at one point having all these computer parts on the boss' desk. jack: going what are you doing? don't ask. putting it together, that's fine. we put it together. and surprisingly a lot of the tips we got had nothing to do with washington. they were domestic, a

one of the statements that particularly bothered me was when the former head of the n.s.a. said -- this is michael hayden -- he says well, we kill people based on metadata. that is an alarming statement to me. metadata is who you call and how long you talk to them. remember they said it was no big deal, your metadata is not that private, you should just give it all up, and for a while, they were vacuuming up all of your metadata, every american's metadata, who you call and how long you talk. but it turns out that they are so confident in metadata that they actually are making kills based on metadata. that's what hayden said. so we have before us a nominee for the national counterterrorism center which has some involvement with developing these kill lists. so we asked him that question. i said, do we kill people based on metadata? the nonanswer was very interesting. he said, well, i can't tell you because i'm not in government. well, my guess is he's been in government and he's been in the military, he probably knows the answer but he's saying he won't tell the answer becaus

needs is the sim card number one man who knows something about government surveillance is the former n.s.a. employee and whistleblower edward snowden this is what he said to her it's last month about the company and its practices the n.s.o. group in today's world based on the evidence we have they are the worst of the worst in selling these burglary tools that are being actively currently used to violate the human rights of dissidents opposition figures activists. to some pretty bad players. but they're not alone. well dan ingleton is the deputy director for the technology division of amnesty international she joins us now from london thanks very much for being with us now you missed the international is suing the israeli government. over this just just tell us a little bit more about that the response the you've gotten from them and how you plan to move forward you know well actually we're looking at we're exploring our options to further get accountability for the attack and targeting of an amnesty international employee basically a number of months ago a colleague of ours received a tex