can youive us -- you give us any sense about how you talk with the british about doing wiretaps in the u.s. when -- they don't have the probable cause and federal warrant we have always had. >> i think -- this is an interesting question so thank you for raising it. one important question that in order for the fourth amendment to apply at all, of course is whether there has been state action. that is the u.s. government involved. so, i think the baseline against which we have to begin this analysis is that this is a crime outside the united states being investigated by someone who isn't the u.s. government getting orders in their courts against -- the -- they would pro vehicle code and indeed -- proceed. there would be zero -- to that situation. the other thing that is important to know is that the agreements are required to state that the u.s. government may not ask the foreign government to do some wiretapping on our behalf. this is not intended to be a fire break against the idea that people will use this as an end around to get themselves to something they couldn't get themselves. i

youive you some things and give us some things and we have a negotiation. today, this is their strongest message to date. we will not give up our nuclear weapons and wait for you to give us sanctions. if that is what you want, we have to rethink this meeting. this day of reckoning was probably going to come. it will be interesting to see how the united states responds. koreans,om the north libya has been talked about by some u.s. officials. andeems that kim jong-un some of the u.s. administration might be taking very different lessons from the libya example. dan: that is exactly right. the lesson kim learned, if i give up my nuclear weapons, the united states is going to come in and i will be overthrown. john bolton, the u.s. national said theadviser, has u.s. is looking to the libya model, which involves the country packing up its and and shipping them out of the clear weapons and shipping them out of the country. is saying, i am not going to do that. i am a nuclear power and you have to treat us that way. sanctions to be eased, but the way this is going r

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