mentioned, one of his key deputies, lamar alexander of tennessee, lindsey graham of south carolina, all on the ballot, all have tea party challengers. let s see if the conservative money flows to try to take these guys out. we re already seeing tea party opponents coming out using this vote against them. right. we are. i ll come back to the map this way and let you see the map full out. remember, this is where the 232 house republicans live and they think their voters want them to fight, however, we could be seeing instead of fights between the republicans and the president, fights in the republican family. check your e-mail box, kate. i know you left washington for new york but you still get the e-mails. tea party groups, conservative party groups, sending out e-mails. house republicans who voted yes we were flooded with e-mails yesterday, saying how they violated conservative principles. they deserve to be defeated. that s in the first day after the vote. we ll see going forward
privacy. i m not sure i ve got an expectation of privacy about something i put online. if you want to talk to me about the content of e-mail, i would say there is some expectation of privacy there. but the contact list i just really do not believe that the average person using a computer believes that their buddy list or contact list is something that s protected. anyone who uses computers with any kind of regularity knows that those contacts could be very easily hacked into, that it automatically pop late popu on certain websites. doesn t that legalize it? at this point, the question has been put to the court. and i ll tell you what. my mailbox outside my door, which has absolutely no lock, which anyone could access, is more protected than my e-mail box, which i need not only a password, but a user name.
so it is a little surprising there has been this traffic for them. but i think that s right. as the traffic slows down a little bit, i think people are going to have better luck sort of signing on. but it has been frustrating. we re talking to some of the folks around here who that s the first thing they re saying are those error messages when they re trying to do this for the first time. yeah. i m getting one in my e-mail box. this is the from the one that is up and running, up and running in georgia. it says we have a lot of visitors on our site now, we re working to make your experience here better. please wait until we send you the logon page. thanks for your patience. pack your patience today if you re going online to check out these health exchanges. let s get down to the bottom line and talk about what you might get from these health care exchanges. a lot of people are concerned that they won t be able to pick their own doctor. a lot of people concerned that their insuranc
you can do the things people tell you to do. you can minimize your risk of exposure. then you have to be monitoring all the time and you ve got to have a damage control program. brian: number one, of the five tips you want to relay, this is not a test. take a breach seriously that you get in your e-mail box. too often people look at briefs like white noise, they re not. they re telling you there was a specific problem. they re telling you the specific information of yours that has been potentially promised and in many cases they re offering you either a credit or fraud monitoring or resolution. brian: i m afraid it s spam or going to be some type of bomb or someone trying to sell me something so i don t open it a lot. god helps those who help themselves. for example? if they offer you a credit fraud monitoring program, take it. it s on their dime. this will help you at least get a better grip on where you are. brian: number three, check about a damage control program. you ma
awareness about the ideology that sanctions the violence and supremism of jihad. you are being accused of this being anti-muslim, though. what is your reaction to that criticism? well, it s deeply offensive to muslims because the implication is that all muslims support jihad and we know that s not true. but we don t have to pat on the back every muslim that doesn t want to kill us. we expect that. that s our bar. i think that s a deceptive statement. i know from my own e-mail box that many muslims stand with us because they escaped jihadi wars and the sharia, but there have been deadly attacks since 9/11, and americans need to understand the ideology that inspires the acts of war. i want to bring in linda.