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nobody in the controo untry is of that. people working their butts off. making the country better, stronger. in low wages and high wages. they can't come out of the shadows. i do think that, great idea how he can stage this. this president can't back down the he cannot let down the people who have been waiting too long to be, be accepted and embrace the country. >> let's go bigger picture on the president's press conference today. what was your takeaway from it. >> it was really long. and he didn't -- use -- you know, a word describing how badly he was beaten. >> show shellacking. no thumping. >> "the wall street journal" had a great piece. there was a discussion about it. don't use a word to describe what happened last night. >> a gelding. >> drubbing. whatever. he sort of -- threw out the olive branch. then he took it away. threw it out there again. took it away. we can work on this. we can make work on that. i have things that, that i went sign. i just thought it was, sort of subdued. and nebulous. there was sort of a lack of -- energy and agenda. >> d

bill of rights, when james madison put freedom of speech number one, this was a completely radical, untried idea in the entire history of the world. i mean, no one had even thought you could have a government without some methods to control speech and thought, and it's still deeply counterintuitive, but, yeah, i don't think it's harder among gay people than straight people. >> part of bob's presentation, i had meant to note at the time was remember the victorian standard of obscenity which was not as later changed in roth, not whether it would tend to corrupt the average person but whether it would corrupt what you might call the egg shell corruptee, the most susceptible, the most fluttery person and if it would corrupt even that one person, it was too obscene to be allowed publicly. we have revived that with the new law of offense. the test for whether a career is ruined or someone is allowed to speak on campus is not whether what they say would offend the average person but whether they would offend the egg shell offendee. i don't think it works in either case. we are about ready to adjou

the bill would substitute a cumbersome and untried process that would require the nsa when it seeks to check on which telephone numbers called or have been called by a number reasonably associated with a terrorist activity to obtain a warrant from the foreign intelligence surveillance court. and then scurry to each of the nation's telephone service providers to comb through the information that remains in their hands rather than in the nsa's. >> yes, i've debated michael hayden. and i'm familiar with all of his arguments. but my question is what is it about the fourth amendment he doesn't understand. the government is only supposed to seize this information when they have probable cause. or they can argue that there is an urgent necessity for this information. these procedures in the usa freedom act are not cumbersome, already else the intelligence community wouldn't support it. but hayden is trying to protect his own record because he helped create these laws. and so did michael mukasey. so the government has been on binge of passing national security laws without adequate checks and

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