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basically the phone bill, not the content of your conversations, your e-mails, anything like, that just your phone bill. only 16 people in the u.s. government could look at it and only if they got a court order from a fisa court to look at those phone records. and they retain them for a significant period of time. under this new law, we are trusting the phone companies to hold those records and all of these phone companies have different period of times when they hold it. some will hold it for 18 months, some six months. in is a valuable tool. if you have identified someone as a potential terrorist or someone who carries out a terrorist activity, the ability to look at who they ve been calling and talking to is part of a larger puzzle that you can put together to see what network they ve been working with, who they ve been communicating with. we have lost that capacity in many cases. is this a commander-in-chief test for senator cruz? i believe it is for all the candidates. in the
is he wrong but others that argue that are wrong. we had a program that allowed us to collect the phone records. basically the phone bill, not the content of your conversations, your e-mails, anything like, that just your phone bill. only 16 people in the u.s. government could look at it and only if they got a court order from a fisa court to look at those phone records. and they retain them for a significant period of time. under this new law, we are trusting the phone companies to hold those records and all of these phone companies have different period of times when they hold it. some will hold it for 18 months, some six months. in is a valuable tool. if you have identified someone as a potential terrorist or someone who carries out a terrorist activity, the ability to look at who they ve been calling and talking to is part of a larger puzzle that you can put together to see what network they ve been working with, who they ve been communicating with. we have lost that capacity in ma
director david calian and cnn political commentator and columnist s.e. cupp. before the humans on the stage, nine of them in the prime time debate, talk about the setting here. the geopolitical setting. i think the most important thing that s happened is paris. is san bernardino. as a backdrop, that i think will drive this debate. without a doubt. think back, john. the debates that were driving the republican nomination process before the terrorist attack, the immigration debates, economic debates, still there, obviously, as the campaign goes forward but the political landscape shifted when the attacks in paris and san bernardino came to the forefront and it is now a moment of a commander in chief test. this is now an opportunity for these nine people and four people in the first debate to present their case to republican primary voters about why they are the standard they should be the standard bearer for the