recommendations to address privacy concerns. one of their most significant recommendations ending the routine mass collection of phone data. and requiring an order from the foreign intelligence surveillance court in order to gain access to that information. joining me now, democratic strategist and former chief council for the house judiciary committee. joining me for an exclusive interview one of the co-authors of the nsa review. peter swire. a professor of law and ethics at georgia tech. served as chief counselor for privacy in the u.s. office of management and budget under president clinton and also served as a special assistant to president obama for economic policy. peter swire, first of all. your, you are appointed by president obama to do this review. and were your findings unanimous? our findings were unanimous. our report was unclassified.
surveillance programs. in the report, the five member committee, outlined 46 recommendations to address privacy concerns. one of their most significant recommendations ending the routine mass collection of phone data. and requiring an order from the foreign intelligence surveillance court in order to gain access to that information. joining me now, democratic strategist and former chief council for the house judiciary committee. joining me for an exclusive interview one of the co-authors of the nsa review. peter swire. a professor of law and ethics at georgia tech. served as chief counselor for privacy in the u.s. office of management and budget under president clinton and also served as a special assistant to president obama for economic policy. peter swire, first of all. your, you are appointed by president obama to do this review. and were your findings
commissioned report and decision on monday, there is a pathway for the president and stach to find middle ground. keep tools the nsa has to have in place, to identify terror cells inside the united states you. have the proper balance with, secure it, privacy interests with having proper court supervision at the right intervals. i think the president will find the middle ground. what you will likely see is him doing it early in the year and going back to the court. remember the case out of the district court monday, now at the court of appeals. i think he goes into the justice department goes into the court off peels. ask that the case be dismissed because practices have been reformed. i think you will see the president with a sensible process to balance the two interests. peter swire, there have been many concerns ralised about wha the nsa could do in the way off busing the data system
0 aindividualavoid a government shutdown. and president obama hired former clinton chief of staff, john podesta as kouns counselor to t president to shake things up inside the white house. in effect, i was told, it represents the clearest sign to date of the administration s interest in shifting the paradign of forceful, provocative an li kapplication e house power. they need to focus on executive action given. that they are facing a second term against a cult worthy of jonestown in charge of one of the houses of congress. he told me. podesta gave the quote to politico before hired by the white house. john podesta tweeted. in an old in the view my snashg got in front of my judgment. i apologize to speaker boehner whom high have always respected. joining me now from the washington post, and sam stein, unsuccessfully trying to muffle his chuckles. jonestown. the apology tweet is the way you begin your new tour of duty. that s right. take to the twitters. apparently this, it was
0 unapologetically the stakes couldn t be higher. they re releasing a report. we will have a readout of the meeting later today. 46 recommendations. on how the nsa collects intelligence data. an anti-surveillance security system. prevent the nsa from spying on you by blocking your laptop s camera. here is the prototype. okay. this high tech device is called a small piece of tape. today the united states senate did something that we thought maybe it had forgotten how to do. it passed a two-year budget deal. a bipartisan budget agreement created the old-fashioned way by the leaders of the senate and house budget committees. the new budget will replace some of the sequester cuts and avoid a government shutdown. whom high have always respected. joining me now from the washington post, and sam stein, unsuccessfully trying to muffle his chuckles. jonestown. the apology tweet is the way you begin your new tour of duty. that s right. take to the twitters. ap