director s comments there? openly there s hasn t been any official reprimand. the sources here are telling me they re very surprised this morning. early this morning south korea s president told us he want peace in south korea. i want to show you the military patrol, this is a helicopter that flies up and down parallel collecting data from the north. this is a heavy military zone from both sides. south korea says they want peace response and haven t gotten any response from the north. thanks very much will. police in befrly hill says
two places to see it. he chose to see it at the white house. he didn t check with the new york times. the white house people weren t the sources. but that s where he went to actually go see the material. abby: the unmasking is a big part of the story. because that really highlights the fact that this really was politically motivated. this wasn t about collecting data for the national security team. what we know now from adam housley. we have him on the show as well. very high up. very well known source within the administration from the intelligence community not from the fbi. steve: somebody from the west wing, his sources. remember that new york times story that came out last week it named two people in the house. as it turns out they were not the whistle blowers. those were simply people who helped devin nunes get access to a machine to look at the super secret documents keep in mind apparently he has been asking the intel community hey, i would like too come over and look up th
it s not. it s kentucky senator rapd paul still speaking and making his case about why he believes the data collection case must be going away. it is going away at midnight at least temporarily. for now, the fox news political insiders will step in to talk about all of it and what s made news in politics this weekend. which side is striking the right balance and the collecting data to help stop terrorists? we ll want to hear from you. senator rand paul or other surveillance critics who have it right. by the way, the white house, some democrats and republicans on the same side against senator paul. chime in while you tune in. hit us up on facebook and twitter. we re coming right back. stay close. a
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