outrageous examples of stepping on the constitution that i've heard. they have no right to phone records. these phone records, they get both sides. they're not on record for anything. this is the government getting into our business and it ought to be out. it is illegal. it is unconstitutional. and it's deplorable. and i didn't like it when they did it in the bush administration and i don't like it now. i know they're looking for methods and things on computers, screw that. the fact of the matter is, they're listening in -- if they're not listening in, they're taking my phone records. get your hands off my phone records! sometimes i got some 800 numbers i don't want you to know about. >> steve: i bet he does. it all comes down to trust. we're told that the information is out there, but nobody is look at it. >> brian: bob beckel doesn't anyone to know he ordered the pocket hose. >> gretchen: we have to be careful, too, because would we be saying the same thing if president bush was doing this? >> brian: it's who you trust. >> steve: with president bush, we were told it was between the united states and over there.