senator ron wyden the democrat out of oregon and more and a group of more than 20 congress members have introduced the 4th amendment is not for sale act in both the house and the u.s. senate common dreams reports that the legislation would effectively clones major loopholes in federal privacy laws including the electronic communications privacy act and the foreign intelligence surveillance act. and it would seek to protect everyone in the u.s. from a unlawful searches and seizures. but the big question is will congress have the guts to stand up and protect our sacred 4th amendment rights or in the wake of january 6th will they once again to the taishan of surveillance and depression let's find out as we start watching the hawks. was on a city street. there so let's see this is joyce state see. grace see this lady's systemic deception is so much. so. welcome everybody watching the hawks i am i robot and i want me to cry i mean so i never thought i would live long enough to see now the u.s. postal service turn to new and all power for surveillance being watching over everything we type an

we are from ulysses group the name of this company so a documented chain by the office of senator ron wyden which was 1st reported by motherboard and shared with gizmodo shows that ulysses claims to be able to remotely geo locate cars in nearly any country with the exceptions of cuba and north korea in the document the firm explains how this might be useful to a governmental agency the of us who script provides telematics based location intelligence on both real time in historical formats the data could be used to geo locate tracking target time sensitive mobile targets tip and queue other sensors develop patterns of life identify networks and relationships and enhance situational awareness among many other applications ulysses analysis and existing access to. commercial telematics data represents a revolutionary opportunity to collect and analyze real time data on mobile targets anywhere in the world without deploying into harm's way whether you want to geo locate one vehicle or 25000000 but this is the data rapture it entered in amount of data transmitted infinitely. store for a cost of 0

we are from ulysses group the name of this company so a documented chain by the office of senator ron wyden which was 1st reported by motherboard and shared with gizmodo shows that ulysses claims to be able to remotely geo locate cars in nearly any country with the exceptions of cuba and north korea in the document the firm explains how this might be useful to a governmental agency the of us who script provides telematics based location intelligence in both real time and historical formats the data could be used to geo locate tracking target time sensitive mobile targets tip and queue other sensors develop patterns of life identify networks and relationships and then hansa to ational awareness among many other applications ulysses analysis and existing access to. commercial telematics data represents a revolutionary opportunity to collect and analyze real time data on mobile targets anywhere in the world without deploying into harm's way whether you want to geo locate one vehicle or 25000000 but this is the data rapture it infinite amount of data transmitted infinitely. store for a cost of

we are from ulysses group the name of this company so a documented chain by the office of senator ron wyden which was 1st reported by motherboard and shared with gizmodo shows that ulysses claims to be able to remotely geo locate cars in nearly any country with the exceptions of cuba and north korea in the document the firm explains how this might be useful to a governmental agency ulysse script provides telematics based location intelligence on both real time in historical formats the data could be used to geo locate tracking target time sensitive mobile targets tip and queue other sensors develop patterns of life identify networks and relationships and enhance situational awareness among many other applications ulysses analysis and existing access to pay . commercial telematics data represents a revolutionary opportunity to collect and analyze real time data on mobile targets anywhere in the world without deploying into harm's way whether you want to geo locate one vehicle or 25000000 but this is the data rapture it infinite amount of data transmitted infinitely. store for a cost of 0 an

yeah a couple of reasons for that so rand paul the republican senator from kentucky and ron wyden the democratic senator from oregon are the ones behind this 4th amendment it's not for sale bill essentially though it focuses on clearview in part because that company has specifically gone out and it has scraped billions of photos across social media these are our photos from facebook and from instagram and even images from you tube they've gathered these these photos together they've compiled them into a database and then they sell that information to law enforcement who's trying to utilize it to essentially match it to suspects that they're looking for well again the reason that this is considered illegal the reason the bill is pushing to clarify that this is not legal is because it completely bypasses 4th amendment protections it essentially says we don't have to have a warrant to do this we can just pay a company that's a private company and we are allowed to then go it through and scrape this information and by the way twitter and facebook for their part of said that that clearview

the committee is chaired by senator ron wyden of oregon. >> thank you all, and this is the first of threengs this week in the senate finance committee. and we're now going to -- i'll have opening statement and then senator crepen will have an opening statement and as an introduction to our five witnesses we'll turn to our colleague to introduce mr. black. the finance committee has worked hard the past year to tackle the public health and jobs crises brought on by

suggested a moment ago, the politics in going so big can get very complicated, and in the senate ron wydens there, and richard neal in the house ways and means committee have both said they have their own ideas about how to do taxes to pay for this. members of congress from new york and new jersey have said the whole bill is a nonstarter in their mind unless the s.a.l.t., reduction of state and local taxes, is restored for their states because it costs so much for voters in those states. but a lot of democrats realize that the s. apt l.t. deduction, eliminating the s.a.l.t. deduction provides a lot of federal revenue now, to they may be opposed as well. the politics of taxation are going to get extremely complicated for passing this bill. paul: all right. as many public schools remain closed, some states are moving to give parents more freedom and flexibility other where their -- over where their children move. the latest on what could become a new model for education across the u.s., next. ♪♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the mo

it's oregon democratic senate senate finance committee chairman ron wyden welcome back to the show. >kennedy great to be with you. kennedy: so for a while edward snowden taught us the government was just reaching it and taking all sorts of data and intercepting e-mails and phone calls, doing warrantless-stealing it. so now the government decided we are just going to go ahead and buy it that way we're not doing anything wrong. but there's something about this that is very, very wrong, isn't there? see that there sure is there's a big loophole and electronic communication privacy act. basically allows the government to buy citizen location data for example not on a warrant. here's my bottom line, kennedy , i do not believe the founding fathers wanted government to use a credit card to sidestep the fourth amendment. i think what is going on now is a mockery of the constitution. think with senator majority leader schumer senator mike lee senator rand paul and i, we got the votes to get to the senate to end this. >> that is right rand paul, mike leach of your cosponsors they are a few of t

tough senate democrat, runs senate finance, tax committee in the senate, ron wyden is moving to cut taxs for oil and gas there is that happening too. i want to get to john kerry's climate change hypocrisy. kerry tweeted, basically we will lead by example. he is, john kerry is comparing climate change to the women's sufficient a get movement, to civil rights. fox news is reporting his family poured 116 metric tons of to put solution into the atmosphere over the last year flying their private jet to places like sun valley, idaho and martha's vineyard. what is going on with john kerry here? >> the same old john kerry. this has been the problem with john kerry for a long time. it's a big reason why he didn't become the president of the united states when he ran. he failed in his leadership on this issue. i don't think he understands it. he was quoted saying he wants to get rid of all carbon dioxide. going to kill all the plants in the world. i mean he just doesn't understand the basic science. he doesn't care. he thinks he is above it. he was on an airplane. wasn't wearing his mask. didn't

from democrats on capitol hill was harsh here's a statement from senate finance committee chairman ron wydenar too small to fund the investments the american people need and strongly support. he went on to add, it's not a serious effort to do anything at all about the climate crisis complicating matters is republicans want to pay for their plan through user fees and refuse to raise taxes on corporations wyden said that's not acceptable and that companies should pay their fair share now, i did talk to one democrat today who said that he's willing to consider a smaller proposal congressman scott peters, who helps lead the moderate new democrat coalition in the house believes the two sides should start with what they agree on and maybe leave the tax battle for another day. he told me there is value in bipartisanship and that voters want to see it >> thank you >>> we're now hearing from one of the alternate jurors who sat through the entire derek chauvin murder trial she's giving us a glimpse into what the jury may have been thinking during deliberations. lisa christiansen says she would have al

senator ron wyden, the top democrat on the finance committee, has a similar proposal.en wanting to increase taxes on the wealthy. but the ones we're going to be watching are the moderates, people like senator joe manchin of west virginia who has an issue with the corporate tax rate increase. he hasn't come out specifically on this latest biden proposal. but we're going to be watching to see if this will be something that he could perhaps support. and there's other that is are less vocal as well that are moderates like senator kyrsten sinema. if they decide to pass this without republicans, they're going to need, as you well know, all 50 democrats in the senate, geoff. >> phil, for all of the focus on bipartisanship, president biden has said that he wants to work with republicans if they're willing to work with him on this. he's open to compromise. if democrats use reconciliation, that budget process where they would go it alone and use democratic votes alone, if they do that, do you think the president will pay a political price for that? are voters more concerned abou

the committee is chaired by senator ron wyden of oregon. >> thank you all, and this is the first of three hearings this week in the senate finance committee. and we're now going to -- i'll have opening statement and then senator crepen will have an opening statement and as an introduction to our five witnesses we'll turn to our colleague to introduce mr. black. the finance committee has worked hard the past year to tackle the public health and jobs crises brought on by covid-19. today the committee meets to discuss another challenge the pandemic exposed. the fragility of our supply chains and the need to boost manufacturing in america. now when covid-19 exploded, factories around the globe shutdown and supply chains were cut. most americans would recognize the effect of the supply chain crisis as something that i'd call a toilet paper problem. it seemed like the supply ran out in the blink of an eye and overnight nobody could get their hands on a package of toilet paper. some sellers raised prices. others restricted the marketplace to compensate for the shortages. the shelves still emptie

why aren't you for ron wyden, senator who says his people are making money overseas tax them more toey want. what i'm talking about is we should have a tax code that treats everyone fairly but incentivizes action by corporate america that are good for america. if you're going to invest money in this country and bring jobs here and open a factory here and do business activity here that is good for americans and american workers the tax code will incentivizing reward that. if you are not you will be treated like everybody else. they are about punishing, that's the difference, they want to punish corporations because many of them don't really believe in capitalism. i believe in free enterprise and capitalism but that are laws should be built for the common good. to incentivize what is good for america. brian: what is good for the country is the republicans didn't get any support this last quarter but in record numbers small donations frees you up even more than ever to act in the best interest of the nation. thanks so much. small window and he gave it to us. president biden will mark 10