his dad turned him in. we couldn t keep up with him. he still got on a plane. yet we think they re going to go through billions of bits of information every day? what s your answer to that? john, here s the glorious thing. we re not going through these billions of bits every day. this collection of phone records that mr. snowden talked about are not used for data mining. they re being used when there s a specific terrorist case we can identify. we say hey, we think we ve got information that leads us to check phone records. it s not the case that we re constantly data mining and going through billions of records. is there specific use of this information always with court approval. that s what the americans would expect. my last thought is it. no program is going to catch them all. there s no way to create a system that s perfect and catch every single instance of terrorism. they ve been important and effective and are critical to rounding out our nation s intelligence collecting
to persuade members of congress to vote a certain way and they can use the information against the public. weep don t want a culture in our country of distrust, of fear. my parents came from the middle east, they came from regime that is were tyrannical. people were afraid to talk on the phone or talk to their neighbors because they were afraid everyone was a spy for the government. we don t want that kind of culture here in this country. it has a damaging effect on our culture. you can t see it here. i made up this list of 100 things i hate more than the or as much as the nsa spying. and where do we rank this? you believe in liberty. is it worse that they do this data mining than the fact that they employ 22 million people, that they say where our kids must go to school, that we have a $17 trillion deficit. that they pass dodd/frank. that there s bailouts.
the legal theory they re using is that any time you use a third party provider to store any of your documents and most papers today are electronic, they re digital. so most of the papers in effect that we have in modern times are digital papers in effect. the government is using the false and flawed logic and argument that that is all available to the public. once you put it out on a third party server, the government has the right to obtain it because it s no longer private. and that s ridiculous. what do you say to the claim that maybe 50 terrorists incidents were stopped? we don t know if that number is accurate. most of the information is classified. we can t get to the bottom of it. frankly, a lot of the court opinions that deal with these cases are classified in a way where members of congress can t get the opinions. part of what we re doing with our bill is trying to make sure that these cases are available to members of congress. right now, i actually can t read the court o
we couldn t keep up with him. he still got on a plane. yet we think they re going to go through billions of bits of information every day? what s your answer to that? john, here s the glorious thing. we re not going through these billions of bits every day. this collection of phone records that mr. snowden talked about are not used for data mining. they re being used when there s a specific terrorist case we can identify. we say hey, we think we ve got information that leads us to check phone records. it s not the case that we re constantly data mining and going through billions of records. is there specific use of this information always with court approval. that s what the americans would expect. my last thought is it. no program is going to catch them all. there s no way to create a system that s perfect and catch every single instance of terrorism. they ve been important and effective and are critical to rounding out our nation s intelligence collecting apparatus. thank you c
group said wait a minute, irs, you delayed us for two years, you made us produce 23,000 pages of documents which one of the groups had to produce in their quest to become a c 4. we haven t seen any of that. when big brother gets so big they have to know everything about you to be able to give you everything you want, that begins the ruin of our country. i think that s the crossroads where we are right now. that s why the show is so important and why your viewers muflt understand what s at stake here. when government is so big and you want the tax deduction, you have to give them all this information. they say targeting information doesn t live until they mentioned the 23 pages of documents, the leadership institute. 23,000 pages. that s right. the coalition for life of iowa was asked, explain in detail the activity at prayer meetings. provide the percentage of time your group spends on prayer groups compared with other