youknow, but this did not ppen in boston, didn't? >> no, it did not.yousee him as a misguided case? >> i thinkhis man as a heroic figure who makes a prnciple stands f the constitution. that is perfectly clear. and here it is a great danger. and great while doing was exposed. the. neil: thathere was a process for that. >> i don't know what it wa in your case. but there is an inspector general. have y noticedthat w have over 100 million amicans phone records and we are doing this willy-nilly and we are increasing it. >> he leaed from the experience of previous whistleblowers. he quit right ter 9/11. he found out that there wa apparatus onlon foreigners but domeically as well. they raided his house. ther wasn individual who went through channels, hewent through the inspector general. he went to congressial committees. he was basically not listened to. they were watching all this happ over the years adthey realize that this gets you nowhere. you have to get out there and that i the only reon and the only way we are having this conversation now. >> what is

you knw, but this did not ppen in boston, didn't? >> no, idid nt.him as a misguided case? >> i think this man as a heoic figure o makes a principle stands for the constitution. that is erfectly cear. and here it is a great danger. and reat while doing was exposed. the. neil: that there was a process for that. >> i don't know what it was in your case. but there isn inspect general. have you noticed that we have over 100 million americans phone records and we are doing tis willy-niy and we are increasing it. >> he learned from the exrience of previous whistleblowers. he quit right after 9/11. he found out tt there as apparatus only on foreigners, but domestically as well. they raided is house. there was an indidual who wen through channel, he went through the inspector general. he went to congression committees. he basically not lisistened to. they were watching all this happen over the years and they alize that this gets you nowhere. you have to get out there nd that is the only reas and the only w we are having this conversation now. >> what is goin

ppen?ng like a dummy and what he is not even wearing much safety gear. >> how about none except for a helm helmet. and things are about to get worse for this particular rider, because his boo bike goes flying and this guy here, i have to see that he is running away holding his butt. and the guy asks him if he is okay, and then you hear this sound. that is not another accident. yeah, that is the police. they were right there to catch this guy as he goes to retrieve his bike. watch what happens. they rip him off, his shirt first, and rip off the bike, and then sit the guy down and give him more than a talking to. >> you going to pop another wheelie again? lock you up and take your bike. >> obviously, if he was that aggressive -- >> they had to be right there in the area, and you can see the rider, i don't see him bleeding anywhere and he is looking relatively unharmed. i feel like he is in shock right now, because at this point his body has locked up into shock and i bet you he doesn't even r

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. >> ts happens once, it could ppen again over and over, the more the super private stuff starts to find itself in the courtroom with all of these different measures to lk about, different security parameters it could be anywhere. >> the courts have a lot of discretion because the doj will come forward and say we are not going to release these records as natiinal security but they can say what are we doing here? we have to balance the rights of the government versus the rights of the individual with signifant charges against him. charles: can this dge in this se order the nsa to turn over records? yes, but i like your thinking. you have to be very careful here, give the government a fair opportunitis a national security is involve the judge can look at information in a particular case privately in camera, kin of a difficult term. the judge reviews it privately and perhaps call the attorneys in privately. charles: you can't make the federal government hand the stuff over. the judge had lot of discretion depending on it might not even be appealable because discretion the judge has on a cas

. >> i just hope that methg ppens for those families. i know that you do as well.lease come back soon and tell us what is goingon. i think tt it very intesting. >> thank you. >> we will invite the governor or thettorney general or whatever it takes. th is the end. >> i cannot agreeore. thank you for calling yo attention to this. we really appreciate it. >> thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >>oingon in newtown, connticut is just one exampe in a terrible world. weecently talked about america's worst charity. if you miss that segment, go to geiwillls.com to find a list. and and family say that they gave money to some of these loser charities that spent pennies on the dollar to those in need. it's up to you to check out the charities. also you c see my pics on just how to do that. we have more to come, including some must-have gadgets for your summer vacation. more young people ditching their credit ards. wh you shoudbe looking for in asked. the is a pursuit we all sha. a better life for your family, a better legacy unity to leave the world. we have always believe

what if something is something would ppen. when are people -- americans were generous. who do they want thp? the victims. that is not happening here. it is just not right. do you ee this coming down the pipe anytime soon? >> i wish i could say that i did. but the victims don't. we are aa deadlock and frankly there needs to be a wave f al eda. the governor has waiting. thirty-eight and 40 families have said that they want a third party to come in and determine how to distribute the mony. >> in lieu of the distribution panel instead of t distribution panel. >> i just hope that something happens for those families. i know that you do as well. please come back soon and tell us what is going on. i think that it is very interestin >> than you. >> we will inte the governor or the attorney general or whatever it takes. is is the end. >> i cannot agree more. thank you for calling your attention to this. we really appreciate it. >> thank you for coming on. >> thk you >> gng on in newtown, connecticuis just on example in a terble world. we recently talked about america's worst cha

can you imagine if campaign documents were cyber stolen, it could ppen to anything. >> chris: let mew3ñr you about the cyber. with all the scoops the president has issued a direct identify to the national security team to prepare for cyber warfare. what does that mean. [ laughter ] >> at least he understands there are enemies out there and we have to prepare to to deal with them and Ñ that we may engaged with our enemies in the future. so i have no parted at all with that. >> your thoughts about cyber warfare.u+z >> it sounds like he didn't get anywhere with the chinese on this issue. what we don't know is what we're doing to them. we have just as much capability to hack into their computers as they do in ours. >> chris: okay. thank you panq. see you next week. don't forget the panel plus where our group picks up on our decision att( foxnews.com and make sure to follow us on twitter. up next, a former power player of the week takes on a new challenge. >>. >> chris: it isn't often in washington that people turn down big jobs to take a smaller assignment. we met a special woman that di

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