. >> pinhead or patriot? >> patriot. >> who is it? >> i have no idea. >> also tonight, watters world reviving the pinheads and patriots segment. watters in boston up ahead. >> one is he a republican. >> he is actually a democrat. >> is he? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. getting to the bottom of it. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know president obama always looks very concerned when things go wrong in his administration. whether it be fast and furious, the irs, benghazi, obama care, he pledges to get to the bottom of it. >> i can tell you that if you have got the irs operating in anything less than a neutral and nonpartisan way, then that is outrageous, it is contrary to our traditions, and people have to be held accountable and it's got to be fixed. >> and when it comes to this issue, when i say that we are going to find out exactly what happened, everybody will be held accountable. >> we

[applause] the patriot act, the patriot act gave rebirth to the national security agency as a technologicalthe nsa grows stronger as it collects more of our personal information. the u.s. constitution grows weaker. today we gather to restore those freedoms, repeal the patriot act, abolish the nsa. [applause] today we gather not as partisans, but as americans. we know the monstrous national security state is a product not of a single party but a system of government that today bears no resemblance to the lofty goals of america's founders. this system has produced policies that are a concoction of lies that have fooled no one, lies that took us into iraq, afghanistan, libya, lies that put the drones over the skies in many countries, telling us that in the name of security we must give up our liberty. the state has become like a leviathan, unaccountable to anyone, slaying dragons abroad while crushing individual rights and freedoms here at home. as the government claims falsely to be fighting for democracy abroad, we are truly losing our democracy here at home, and that is not acceptable. [app

. >> pinhead or patriot? >> i like him. >> you like him. >> i like him. >> you don't know who the vice president of the united states is. >> no. but i know the president though. >> you should be proud. >> also up ahead watters world pinhead and patriots. >> that's a very seductive look. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. thanks for watching us tonight. i don't want to know. that is the subject of this eveningens talking points memo. as we reported last week there are at least half a dozen major controversies inside the obama administration that the president apparently didn't know anything about. today in the "wall street journal" front page headline says obama unaware as u.s. spied on world leaders. and i i believe that's true. while some americans think about mr. obama knew about fast and furious, irs, benghazi, libya, and the nasa spying while they were in -- nsa spying while they were in development. the president does not manage in a microway. he delegates o

in north america a war or a patriotic holiday for for all should be a holiday for everybody because the values of western civilization. have been improperly tied up with race and ethnicity they're not white values they're objectively good values for everybody on earth it's better to be rich and safe and healthy than it is to be poor sick and afraid it's better to be in a modern civilization than in a privet to primitive civilization and that's true for. everybody of any gender skin color ethnicity whatever so we're going to be which is why the western civilization has spread from europe to america and all over the world even bano you know says you can dump a lot of dollars on africa in terms of symptom relief but the real cure is capitalism if you've got bottom saying that tells you that we're making the wrong one arguing that christopher columbus day is bigger than the man himself is that correct it absolutely is but you don't want to. avoid celebrating his virtues he had a lot of flaws too and he did some horrible things and so did the keys to doors that came after him but the rea

pinhead or patriot?eaded to boston to find out where people stand when it comes to america's leaders. >> pinhead or patriot? >> pinhead. >> he's the president, man. >> all that changed. >> you don't like the president? >> no. bad week. >> he's one of the best presidents we've had since jimmy carter and bill clinton. >> my god. >> patriot? >> why a patriot? >> he's the president. you can't disrespect the patriot. >> i want respect! >> that's mitt romney; right? >> do you want to be in his binder full of women? >> i think patriot. >> tom kerry. >> give me a break. >> who is tom kerry running against? >> isn't that like hillary clinton. >> patriot. >> why do you say that? >> patriot. >> you voted for him? >> yeah. >> pinhead or patriot. >> who is it? >> i have no idea. >> i'm from california. >> sorry to hear that. >> pinhead. >> you get no argument from me on that. >> any politician that says you have to read a bill before they vote on it, time for them to go. >> coming up next, one school telling kids if

public and the patriotic fashion the veterans carried to the barricades almost one mile to the white house and dumped them right here in front of the president's lawn attached to them were signs that read return to sender and respect are that please witness and allow the protesters to take apart the government property but there were no attempts to stop them or the march there between two to three thousand veterans family members and upset citizens from across the political spectrum who participated in this event veterans included the korean over to go off in iraq and afghanistan wars even members of congress showed up including representative david reichert former bush. gets ready to go get. her. after dumping barricades in front of the president one protester stood in front of the president's house and called for his resignation the riot police were then called in but overall it was a non confrontational event there were even some accounts of police saluting the veterans the barricades were reassembled last night around the world war two and lincoln memorial but there are still pro

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usa freedom act and sensenbrenner of course wrote the patriot act and the freedom act repealed a lot of the patriot act it installs the special privacy advocate on the pfizer court that we talked about earlier and it restricts patriot act section of two fifteen the bulk metadata collection program and it has support from republicans and democrats are on board with it and it has a companion bill that was introduced in the senate by a democrat senator patrick leahy so it looks like with this bipartisan nature it looks like something will get passed when it comes in the n.s.a. it will be passed in a standalone bill or maybe something out of to the national defense authorization act at the end of the year which still needs to be worked out it's just a matter of whether it's going to be a really meaningful reform or more watered down reform of the n.s.a. what have to wait and see but of course the latest send us a leaks of centered on the u.s. government spying on world leaders did numbers of congress or intelligence officials speak to that issue at all. you know they spoke to it and chai

touchdown, patriots!ts lose for the first time this season. >>> cowboys and redskins renewing their football rivalry on "sunday night football." check out this play. romo founds terrance williams for the touchdown pass. it was enough. rg3 struggles continue completing less than half of his passes. redskins are a disappointing 1-4. number one on the bleacher report.com is the amazing comeback by john berman's red sox in game two of the alcs. down 5-1 in the eighth. bases loaded for big papi. first pitch he sees, he puts it in the bull pen! >> did you see the top of the bull pen there cheering? >> grand slam tied the game. bottom of the ninth runner on third for jarrod saltalamacchia and he comes through with a single. walkoff win for the red sox and they even the series one game apiece. alcs now shifts to detroit for game three on tuesday. dodgers and cardinals play at 8:00 p.m. eastern. i was watching the same patriots game. i was even yelling at the tv and i thought, i wonder what john berman is doing wa

it restricts patriot act sections 215, the "metadata" collection program. it has support from republicans and democrats. and it has a companion bill that was introduced in the senate by democrats. patrick leahy. so looks like something will get passed and he comes to the nsa. it will be passed in the standalone bill and something in the authorization pack that needs to be done by the end of the year. but it still remains to be seen whether it will be more meaningful reform or something watered down. >> we will have to wait and see. but the latest centered on spying on world leaders. did members of congress or official speak to that at all? >> yes, they spoke to it than the chairman of the intelligence committee gave deference to the nsa on this one. he said, this is what happens in the defense world. frances spying on the u.s. he does not have a problem with the u.s. spying on world leaders. knowing the plans and the intentions of world leaders is a basic tenet of surveillance, surveillance 101. on the other side of capitol hill, in the senate, senate intel

he decked the female patriots fan during a brawl at met life stadium. this happened after the game. police then grabbing the guy. the state police say they are investigating. those are your headlines at this hour. see you guys in 25 minutes. >> when it is on tape, it makes it easy for the cops. >> easy for the cops to find that guy. absolutely. >> a dozen minutes after the top of the hour. thanks for joining us on this monday. coming up, he made it his life's mission to take down fox news but david brock's new goal might be his boldest one yet. we'll detail. >> who said the shutdown was a bad thing? if you're a government worker, you may have gotten paid twice.

whistleblower saying that you know the only way that we can fix the patriot act is to repeal the patriot act that's something that really needs to get back into the fore for because. this is a bill that continues to have to have affect some people and just keeps getting past it just getting worse and worse and one thing i really loved is the signs they are rick was absolutely incredible the amount of effort that was put into this march and also the art and music that was integrated in the rally i want to play a little clip from the spoken word. malaki bird performing malpractise let's hear from him. see how it would be to be felt evident that all men are created equal whenever any form of government becomes destructive and it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it so we put a civil disobedience to the play of the hypocritical kind of and expect us to assimilate and so this republic which barely pay is is one nation under many individuals their liberties made me just because. super powerful to see just a lot of our in music integrated which is really what we need to get this

this is how lady patriots describe themselves on the website, lady hyphen patriots .com. the whole thing was taken. lady patriots believe in america the way god designed her. ps, god is white. it may not be on the website right now -- it might not be there now because i just said that. they are taking off. >> they will be very upset if you got that woman pregnant. >> wait. there is inaugurationist about that if they are right or -- there is nothing racist about that if they are right or wrong. do you think president obama put a pregnant women with diabetes up there? he set the table for this. >> i was there for effect right now. oh yeah. >> i am a little afraid that colbert writers may see this segment and we will end up on the show. >> the lady patriots, there is one way to handle these lady patriots. >> what is it about conspiracies that are, i don't know, so inviting to people? they can almost turn anything into a viable conspiracy. they don't have to prove it wrong. all they have to do is raise a question. >> it is like who is the better story teller? i love conspirac

of the patriot act. there has been some diminution of our diplomatic relationships across the world. naive or not. disengen use or not. and it seems to mow that now with the president saying it looks like he is poised it says in the new york times to order the national security agency to stop eaves dropping on leaders of american allies, the chairman of the senate intelligence committee raise add question that i think is legitimate. >> we are going to wrap up ourn't cooing coverage of the house intelligence committee hearingen on the nsa, it's spying capabilities and who it has been spying upon. it has been a bit comical at times. the director of the national intelligence saying it reminds him of a scene from casa blanca when referring to our allies spy upon us, he said my god there is gambling going on here, an indication that not only does the united states spy on world leaders but they spy on the united states as well. he also seemed to indicate that those leaders overseas may not know as much as habi

we, the true american patriots, the super patriots and the irony is they have the confederate flag. what's that got to do with patriotism and they do it all. by the way, he was speaking to that today and if you want to change something, argue. win an election. you what? they take that as an insult because they don't think they can't win the election. >> the president respects divided government and respects the disagreement. >> we'll have disagreement as long as we live. >> the country is in the middle politically divided by two sides and the only way we'll resolve things is getting together and compromising and those people think compromise means dealing with the enemy. you know who the enemy is according to mike leigh and all of the other people that hang around cruz? it's the people who vote for obama. they're the enemy. >> if we look at what the president laid down in terms of what he can achieve in the rest of his time at the white house, we see him talking about a grand bargain, potentially, advocates for immigration reform are probably solidified in seeing the president raise

aspects and change them of the patriot act. .. it. >> the reason why it is important is because it is a policy issue that has broad implications. it could put united states is a difficult position. sources and methods but we're the intelligence committee period we did not know that. now all of us are dealing with a problem with our international relations. there will be changes what i heard was a robust defense of the status quo. that is not what i have heard in other hearings. i heard the different ways we could measure how we use the of the data -- metadata if the people who are concerned about that, that is a lot of patriots deal that this must be changed. i have a couple of questions. what about having an official outside the nsa to provide prior approval of reasonable particulate suspicion in order to operate a name? and ask for that information? >> if i could my intent was not to say here in congress was less noble my intent is the discussion of the nsa is to let you know, what i see of the people executing these responsibil

thousands of people gathered here on the anniversary of the signing of the patriot act twelve years ago they believe that was the day when in the name of fighting terror their rights have been taken away from them they believe that the tradeoff between security and privacy is a false one people here say that they're tired of lies that the government has been telling to cover up their mass spying after all just a year ago the director of national intelligence james clapper said no when asked whether the n.s.a. was collecting data on millions of americans edward snowden's revelations of course confirmed that was a lie is the latest i've heard was that just within a month the n.s.a. spied on more than one hundred and twenty four billion phone calls worldwide that means that every single person on earth is facing the risk of being caught up in the n.s.a. dragnet and the person edward snowden thanks to whom this protest is happening is now holed up in russia because here in the states he would sure be in jail by now people at this rally of people in fact demand a meaningful surveillance a lo

restore constitutional rights and to change the statutory landscape enabled by the patriot act in the two thousand and five amendments sure speaking of the patriot act october twenty sixth is actually the twelfth anniversary of the signing and id act for people that don't understand how are the powers that were granted during the patriot act different from what we're seeing that thorny the n.s.a. now has so section two fifteen of the patriot act has proven particularly controversial it was the section at work in the first of the court orders that glenn greenwald released from the snowden documents and the author of the patriot act james sensenbrenner is a republican from wisconsin and he talked about how he engineered that authority to be an investigative authority that the n.s.a. could particularly zoom in on people who they had suspicion of wrongdoing what he's particularly concerned about is are the rest of us submergence and transformation into a bulk collection of the already that in a single order has been used to justify the surveillance of millions of americans at once well we

of the patriot act. so what congresswoman schakowsky is referring to is the this usa freedom act or introduced by republican jim sensenbrenner who wrote the patriot act it limits section to fifteen metadata collection it also installs the special privacy advocate on the pfizer court it's got reports support from republicans and democrats in the house and it has support a companion bill is expected to be introduced in the senate by a democrat senator patrick leahy so there is movement coming forward it might be in the form of an individual bill that gets passed or might get tacked on to the national defense authorization act which has to be worked out by the end of the year so the chances that something might happen are good it's just a matter whether it's really meaningful reform or more kind of watered down reform . and sam of course the latest son to say leaks have centered on u.s. government spying of world leaders did members of congress or an intelligence official seek to this issue at all. the chai

are you talking about pinch- running -- patriotic in the united states or? >> it should be patriotic. they are objectively good values for everybody on earth. it is that are to be a rich and safe and healthy than to be poor, sick, and afraid. it is better to be in modern civilization than primitive. that is true for every body of any gender or skin color or whatever. western civilization spread from europe to america and all over the world. even bono said you can dump a lot of dollars on africa in terms of relief but the real cure is capitalism. if you have him saying that, that is where making progress stop >> your are you wearing that the day is bigger than the man himself -- you are arguing that in the man himself? >> he had a lot of flaws. but the focus should be on north america where there was no goal and people enslaved. north america was not stolen from the indians. it was nothing here that they created to rob. it was built by the european settlers who came and built it. >> what about the idea of lake ericsson -- leif erikson? he was one of two peopl

jesse waters returned to boston to get the answer. >> pinhead or patriot?> i like him. >> do you want to have a beer with this guy? >> yeah, i would like to have a beer with joe biden. >> he's a number two. >> a number two. >> what exactly do you do, mr. number two? >> you don't know who the vice president of the united states is? >> no, but i know the president, though. >> you should be proud. >> pinhead. >> why do you say that? >> you never know what's going to come out of his mouth. >> he looks like a pinhead. >> pinhead or patriot? >> half-and-half. >> half-and-half? >> i don't know how much support he has within the party. >> i'm going patriot. >> don't know what his job is. treasury or something. >> harry reid, what do you think he does? >> reid. >> he reads? >> one tiny little comment. >> pinhead. >> why is this guy a pinhead? >> so ultimately a party-line guy. >> he looks like a pinhead. >> harry? >> harry. >> i don't know. >> you've got to stop thinking about it. >> harry truman? in other news, forget the mid life crisis, now scientists know when m

edward snowden is a patriot.easier to dismiss this fellow if you frontally attack him personally the way these folks have done. tom drake, when he was acquitted, the judge abraded the justice department saying, you had no business persecuting this person for four years. guess what? tom had an experience in moscow when he met edward snowden, and i'm sure he was thinking, wow, i guess some good can come out of this because it was ed snowden who freely said right up front that it was tom's example. what happened to him by going through channels that persuaded ed snowden to seek a more secure --te -- security route secret is route. >> your thoughts quickly on that, tom drake? >> i feel ensure near a kinship with edward snowden. he wants the constitution restored, the surveillance state disbanded. it has gone far beyond the mandate to do with terrorism and other threats to the nation. >> sarah harrison could also be seriously endangered by all that she has done, targeted by the british and u.s. governments. was there

the patriotic employee of the ns, are the problem.ou can take responsibility but they don't need to take responsibility. so i think this is where perhaps in a discussion, you know, from my perception. i continue read all the newspapers some of the stuff that comes out sure looks that way. i want do you know where i sit on this. it's not to impugn anyone else. toast tell you i think we're doing the right thing inspect that, it doesn't mean that we shouldn't change. let me be also clear that in this area i think some of our partnerships are absolutely vital to this country. we need to ensure we balance the partnership. i agree with you 100% on looking at that. that's a policy decision. i think we ought to look at that. these are things that we ought to look with our allies. it takes allies in where we are with court terrorism. i want to be crystal clear. you met these and help set it up. to answer your real question, help set up the compliance program. to answer your real question. the issue i see we tried that back a couple of years ag

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will be dropping at least one bill congressman sensenbrenner is who is an author of the original patriot act is now going to drop a bill called the usa freedom act so we need the freedom act to free us from his previous patriot act but i'm sure we'll talk about this later the freedom act is not much better than the original care and how do you see this playing out because it's very interesting i see people in congress scrambling about this dianne feinstein is all over the place it's really almost surreal i mean she on the one hand says she's really against the surveillance of foreign leaders but on the other hand she wants the cot if i input into law a lot of these illegal practices i mean this is schizophrenia when it comes to the national security state. i think this is a matter of survival of the united states because we are about to lose our allies and a very accurate analysis coming out of the defense department shows that we are about to lose germany as an ally this is a matter of national security whatever the people think that they are doing on behalf of the american people they

patriot act that for years has been secretly interpreted to authorize the interpretation of americans phone numbers on an unprecedented scale. the american public learned more about the government's collection of internet content data through the use of

patriot act. if we go that. what are the ramifications? what are so. other areas question curtail perhaps some of the surveillance. what would be the impact of that

bringing a bill to the house floor, the usa freedom act, to undo much of the damage of the patriot act. so, this is something we are working on. it will be introduced soon. we need you to speak up, stand up, to call your representatives. i cannot tell you how much of a difference it makes when you call people in congress. it makes a huge difference.

i think the policies you carry out have been questioned they have been carried out as patriots as evidenced by the fact that almost the majority of the congress actually voted to end the surveillance program and

this does not happen very observe when the patriots lose to the jets. >> this is true. very often is both parties in washington, d.c. been taking a beating from the rest of the country because of what happened in the shutdown. the proof is in the pudding. new polls show that americans think gop control of the house is bad for the country. president obama is preparing to address obama care today. and talking about the glitches that are affecting the website. so both sides are feeling the pressure. we will tell you what changes and strategy may be coming. >>> we have a disturbing new twist in the case surrounding those two girls that were arrested in connection with the suicide of another little 12-year-old girl. one of their mothers has been arrested after shocking video surfaced allegedly showing her beating at least one of her children. we will talk to the sheriff investigating this case and how much deeper it can go on. a lot going on in this case and it's horrible and ends in tragedy and it seems to continue. >> a lot of questions there, no doubt. see you in a little

previously reported of the oversight committee it does not collect vocational information under the patriot act that they receive samples to test the ability of the format but it was not used for any other purposes and is never available in the 2013 closed hearing of a select committee of intelligence.

a lot of patriots feel this must be changed. i have a couple of questions. what about having an official outside of the nsa to provide prior approval of what would be reasonable, arcticble suspicious in order query a name and ask for the information? >> if i could, let me just address because my internet was