getting sick from drinking. this is straight from the tap and it smells like lick rch. they are not taking responsible for the damages it did to my daughter or anybody us. they are throwing us under the bus. more than 400 have been treated since the 9th of january. at least a 100 have been hospitalized. new details on the phone surveillance program of the nsa. the program provided one thousand terror tips a year to the fbi. but they don t describe the quality or how often investigations were launched. the documents were made public after the proposed changes presented by the president. i think there is a clear pattern with the domestic and
authority you are a former county executive of bergen county. you will stand up for the people of bergen county. and that s why i reached out to pat schubert who promised me he would get to the bottom of it. and you know what, chris? i m still waiting. thank you. senator weinberg. and assemblyman, majority leader louis greenwald. thank you both. please come back on the show again. coming up, the apparent vindictiveness that led to the bridge scandal has prompted other officials in new jersey to say they, too, were victims. of the governor s bullying. tonight a former county prosecutor in new jersey who says his firing was politically motivated. also president obama tries to balance privacy concerns with the need to protect the country from terrorists. today he pulled in the reins on parts of the nsa s controversial phone surveillance program. and here s a bit of good news in the voter i.d. front, something we care about here. a judge in pennsylvania has struck down the state s
. don t miss it as the sparks fly monday on the kelly files. welcome back, everybody. on friday, president obama laid out his own plan to reform the nsa s phone surveillance program. what he is trying to do is strike a balance between the need to protect your right to privacy and the government s ability to maintain national security. today on fox news sunday, former cia and nsa director michael hayden responded to the president s speech. i think there is a clear pattern between the domestic and the foreign piece. they have to cut back on capacities and he hopes that the margin is cutting into agility and putting administrative burdens on it. that could be risky. he is willing to accept that risk to preserve the programs. coming in now, the anchor of sunday. he does every sunday and it s great to see you.
after those words came out of bill baroni s mouth. there are no private roads. there are no dedicated lanes. and if anybody else didn t know it, then they really don t know their jobs. okay. thank you very much, senator weinberg and assemblyman, majority leader louis greenwald. thank you both. please come back on the show again. coming up, the apparent vind dickiveness that has led to the bridge scandal has prompted other politicians in new jersey to say they too were victims of the governor s bullying. tonight a former prosecutor who says his firing was politically motivated. also, president obama tries to balance privacy concerns with the needs to protect the country from terrorists. today he pulled in the reins on part of the nsa s controversial phone surveillance program. and here is a bit of good news in the voter id front, something we care about here. a judge in pennsylvania has struck down the state s new voter id law saying it made it too difficult for some people to v
authority, you are a former county executive of bergen county. you will stand up for the people of bergen county. and that s why i reached out to pat schuber who promised me he would get to the bottom of it. and you know what, chris? i m still waiting. thank you. senator weinberg. and assemblyman, majority leader louis greenwald. thank you both. coming up, the apparent vindictiveness that led to the bridge scandal has prompted other officials in new jersey to say they, too, were victims. he says his firing was politically motivated. also president obama tries on balance privacy concerns with the need to protect the country from terrorists. today he pulled in the reins on parts of the nsa s controversial phone surveillance program. and here s a bit of good news in the voter i.d. front, something we care about here. a judge in pennsylvania has struck down the state s new voter i.d. law. the photo voter i.d. card saying it made it too difficult for some people to vote.