the internet helped bring down hosni new bar remark and gadhafi and defeated, what, soap pa and pippa laws, right? and now with fresh confidence, it steps into the ring to take on its biggest opponent ever, the nsa. internet users have declared tuesday, february 11th, as the day we fight back. thousands of websites will protest. april glazer is with the electronic frontier foundation. she is an expert in so many things, the fcc often consults her when it's write the rules. thanks for being with us this morning. let me just throw out this idea that the internet has finally taken on more than it can chew h the nsa doesn't seem to care about what congress thinks about it. why would the nsa really care if boing boing is upset at it? >> not just boing boing >> and readit. >> 4,000 websites upset and thousands upon thousands upon thousands of people. so the nsa does care when congress is upset, when congress is upset at the nsa it can pass laws to stop the nsa from doing what they are doing now, which is outside the bounds of the constitution. >> evidence that the nsa has been a bit outside

it's a shocking admission from pippa. so you remember the dress? wedding in 2011. people said, wait a second, who are we supposed to be looking at? pippa is saying that that dress fit, quote, a little too well. >>le alexander mcqueen dress. i know you knew that, right? >> i don't know who made it but i like it. >> it's quite a dress. >> why is everybody to whacked out that she said it fit well. yes, she was stunning. yes, she upstaged the bride. okay. >> she said this. she said this at an event, recognition has an upside, a downside, and also its backside. so also she has a sense of humor. all right. thank you so much, ashleigh banfield. "legal view" starts at the top of the hour. we'd love you to tweet us. our twitter handle is @thishour. it's a good one. >>> all right. we do have breaking news to tell you about at this hour. we have just learned that attorney general eric holder is at the hospital after experiencing faintness and shortness of breath. he's at the washington hospital for further examination. eric holder is at the hospital after exp

oh. >> what's wrong with pippa? there it is. >> but there it is. for the first time, pippa's speaking out about that form-fitting gown, and honestly, how it changed her life. >> that's right. at a gala in london on tuesday, she joked "as i have found out, recognition has its up side and its downside, and you may say its back side." she added the alexander mcqueen dress "in retrospect, it fitted a little too well." >> nothing wrong with that. >> there you go, history finally put in place. >> all right, well, on to other subjects. >>> major news from the world of publishing as a top celebrity magazine is now taking a big stand. "people" magazine is vowing not to publish paparazzi photos of celebrity kids. >> wow. >> the dramatic move was inspired in part by actress kristen bell and dax shepard. the couple has been calling for a boycott of magazines that publish the unauthorized pictures, and they took on the issue right here on "today." >> it's all how the child is affected. that's the bottom line. >> well, other star

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