rick stengel, i think that very timely cover, actually. >> yes. thank you.go over are actually quite interesting. this wide strong libertarian streak in the american character. and the other thing that is count intuitive those numbers have gone up the last five years and people unwilling to give up some sense of privacy. it's really quite surprising. even in the wake of boston where everybody feels a little less secure. in fact, the cover of homeatlanta insecurity is about this very idea, could we have prevented boston and what happened, what can we do differently going on in the future? as you guys know and richard knows in particular, we did tighten up a lot of the rules in 2008 and 2011. we gave the fbi greater powers but then the obama administration in 2011 restricted some of those powers, particularly in the ability to go into houses of worship, mosques and wem had people had get permission. >> preventing it doesn't necessarily mean camera surveillance. when you get out in the street i think it's almost impossible. it can be done somehow. the issue is,

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joining is "time" managing editor rick stengel. we will get to the new issue of "time."will start with the news, though. attorney general eric holder is trying to make amends with the media but his efforts is being met with a tiny bit of resistance from the press. at the request of president obama, holder has agreed to meet with journalists this week as a part of his policy review of the d.o.j.'s leak investigations. however, "the new york times" associated press and "huffington post" will not attend because the justice department has asked for the meeting to be off the record. executive editor of "the times" jill abramson released a statement that reads in part, quote. it is inappropriate for us to attend an off the record meeting with the attorney general. our washington bureau is aggressively recovering the department's handling of leak investigations at this time. holder is also under heavy criticism from lawmakers who believe he may have committed perjury during his may 15th testimony on capitol hill. >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for the