up on a foreign surveillance, picked up content of calls with american citizens. right now what s passed by congress today does not contain that fix. i would hope the senate would vote against that and require the house go back and accept that and a few other fixes that would strike an appropriate balance. harris: you want to talk about the senate side, you know who was promised the filibuster. senator rand paul was with me on overtime and he said he was willing to do what it takes, watch. data is collected without any constitutional protection. for americans, it always applies. i don t want domestic law enforcement searching this big database and trying to accuse
the data is collected without any protections. i m okay with that for foreigners with americans constitution always applies. i don t want domestic law enforcement searching this big database that s supposed to be on foreigners and trying to accuse people of domestic crimes. i think the constitution applies to everybody, every american here and it is worth filibustering, however. harris: what you are saying is we have agreed through our constitution to lower the bar where foreigners have access to those rights. that s fine. but all of us have to be protected at a certain higher level. so, the question then is how do you change it and keep us safe at the same time? because you do have senator, people are doing well we will just give up some freedoms so you can keep us safe. the thing is that s what the terrorists are trying to take away from us is our rule of law, our freedoms, our american traditions of bill of rights, that s what we re fighting to preserve so if we give that up bec