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the authorities. like what s app, tell telegram. here in the u.s. they know from cases that they ve made earlier this year, actually arrested people, that when isis recruiters find somebody after their vast outreach through propaganda, like twitter, when they find somebody sympathetic who bites who said, yeah, i might be willing to do something, then the people in isis say, shift these applications. they encrypt a message at the moment it s sent and it s not unscramled until it s received at the other end. so it s impossible for the government to monitor even if they get a court order from the company saying unscramble this for us. the company can t do it applica feature to erase it once it s read so it s gone forever. there s another aspect that is interesting here, that the belgian authorities have warned ability before the paris attack another way to allude surveillance. they say that even gaming

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150427:18:08:00

function of the fact we have virtually no good intelligence on the ground. therefore, they go to the least intrusive method also the least accurate method of direction drones. reporter: others defend the program ecfamphasizing it s taken out the senior al qaeda leadership in pakistan and the agency is reluctant to relinquish the reins of a program that it feels has been so effective. but this high standard for an imminent threat to the u.s. has also frustrated efforts by the cia to target isis in libya. fox news has previously reported that more than a dozen isis operatives are known to the u.s. intelligence community in libya but there is no authorization to strike their locations, even on this lower standard of pattern of lies. very interesting. catherine, thank you so much. time now for 2016 power index where we look at who s up who s down in the race for the white house. chris stirewalt, fox news digital politics editor and

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150427:18:04:00

the news comes after it s been revealed the family of an american hostage killed in a recent u.s. air strike had reportedly paid the terrorists trying to free him. it is a move that could have resulted in prosecution. rich so is the administration changing its policy? there s some nuance here. there is nuance here. good afternoon. the white house says there is an ongoing review of the long-standing u.s. policy for the u.s. government not to pay ransom for hostages. the family of james foley, the journalist who was murdered by isis say that they were told that they would be prosecuted if they attempted themselves to pay a ransom for their son. the administration has denied that. as to the white house changing its policy or explicitly saying that it would allow families to negotiate and pay ransom for their loved ones the white house is deferring to the justice department. it s important that that information fbi streamlined so that accurate information is being communicated in a tim

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20141118:07:21:45

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