the first time senator ron wyden went to see his colleague in the oval office, he was stunned to findut that the president now is on the exact opposite side, basically saying we have to let the nsa do their thing. it is the old needle in the haystack. -- old i think is bogus. needle in the haystack theory, which i think is bogus. the nsa has been allowed to eavesdrop, every single phone call made, domestic and foreign, allow them to spy also on our amassing this data and storing it, somewhere. it is on and on. in terms of journalists, this administration went after the new york times, fox news, associated press, actually cap the phones of the associated press reporters who were doing nothing else than their job. is just outrageous. a very well-respected journalist said, for the media, this is the most dangerous administration ever. 2008, here is march 4, still running for president. [video clip] president obama: we are going to have doctors, nurses, members of congress, patient advocates. i will have the drug companies at the table, they just won't be able to buy every chair. to makeh

the first time senator ron wyden went to see his colleague in the oval office, he was stunned to find out that the president now is on the exact opposite side, basically saying we have to let the nsa do their thing. it is the old needle in the haystack. which i think it is bogus. the haystack is so big you will the needle. so the president has allowed the nsa to expand the eavesdropping on americans. every single phone call made, domestic and foreign. also allow them to spy on our e-mail. still mapping all of this data and still storing it somewhere. the government has it. and so, you know, it is on and on. as i say, in terms of journalists, this administration went after the new york times, went after fox news, associated press, actually tapped the phones of the associated press reporters who were doing nothing else than their job. is just outrageous. asan page from usa today, very well respected journalist here in washington, d.c., said, for the media, this is the most dangerous administration ever. brian: here is march 4, 2008, still running for president. [video clip] president ob

and right to know before you go which i'm working on with ron wyden, the democrat from oregon. take out a loan, schools have to tell you how much people make when they graduate from that school with a degree you're seeking. why is that important? it will probably teach you the market for roman philosophers has tightened. so you may not want to borrow $50,000 unless you're going to teach it or go on to grad school. it's going to allow you to compare schools and look at two different schools and say i want to major in history. a history major from this school makes 50 grand a year and it only cost $20,000. a history major from this school makes $50,000 a year but it cost $100,000. now you have something to make a decision on other than the u.s. news and world report college ranking. this is the kinds of things i'm working on because this is deeply personal. when i graduated -- when i got married, my largest payment after the rent was our student loan debt. over $1,000 a month. i always joke that i never met her but i paid sallie mae a lot of money. and today higher education is a

which i'm working on with ron wyden, the democrat from oregon., schools have to tell you how much people make when they graduate from that school with a degree you're seeking. why is that important? it will probably teach you the market for roman philosophers has tightened. so you may not want to borrow $50,000 to be a roman philosopher unless you're going to teach it or go on to grad school. it's going to allow you to compare schools and look at two different schools and say i want to major in history. a history major from this school makes 50 grand a year and it only cost $20,000. a history major from this school makes $50,000 a year but it cost $100,000. now you have something to make a decision on other than the u.s. news and world report college ranking. this is the kinds of things i'm working on because this is deeply personal. when i graduated -- when i got married, my largest payment after the rent was our student loan debt. over $1,000 a month. i always joke that i never met her but i paid sallie mae a lot of money over the years. and to

edward snowden had this to say on twitter -- mike lee says -- senator ron wyden -- barbara in connecticutindependent. caller: good morning. i've been working in technology since before there was an apple, since 1982. i've worked in high-security technology environments. about apple -- this is not about the government accessing your data. apple already has a way to get at it and they are holding onto the data. this is a discussion we need to address for a long time. it is already there. when you develop software, you don't actually develop something you don't have control over. the issue becomes how much data is apple holding onto? aboutch do they know american privacy and how much are they willing to share with the government? ue in thatt clintonesq there is a private server in a bathroom where here, you have data that apple is holding onto and they may not be willing to let other agencies like the government no how much data they all ready -- they are already collecting. when you talk about issues of , you have to look at what apple is doing already. they are protecting their own interes