appreciate outrage over the scope of the nsa's surveillance programs. "wall street journal" reporting wednesday that the agency system has the capacity to reach roughly 75% of all u.s. internet traffic. that news comes as newly declassified documents show the nsa collected as many as 56,000 domestic e-mails and other electric ronnic communications per year between wait and 2011. reported to congress and to the fisa court. joining the panel this week, "wall street journal" lump mist and accidenty editor dan henninger, columnist, mary o'grade write. opinion journal.com editor james toronto. so, dan, how concerned should we be about the latest revelations? >> none whatsoever, paul. i'm an anti-terrorist absolutist. okay. the premise here is that the nsa exists to prevent mass murder by