the other incident that we ve been able to talk about is the david headley case. dual citizen, u.s. and pakistani, who lived in chicago who was involved in the mumbai bombings. and those two cases did we did pick up information in those two cases with the use of 702 primarily, but particularly, in the nazi case, also, there was coordinated use of 215. let me ask senator udall for reaction to what i showed you about the prior criticism of the nsa being too cautious, which is what led to these programs. david, it doesn t have to be all or nothing, and i talked to coloradoans who want to understand why we re literally collecting millions of phone call data on a daily basis. my friend, saxby, points out how 702 helped identify zazi and headley in the plots they were generating.
i had so many other things happening yesterday. i don t know that i can even comment. i can tell you this, that you know, that type of incident is despicable. look, we are so proud of our professional military, things like this though really hurt those people who represent us so well across the world and hopefully, we ll do those things very quickly to ensure this doesn t, this doesn t happen again. are you upset that the president didn t arrange for you to get a hole in one? you know, saxby actually did it on his own. so there wasn t someone running down there making it happen. it was a great day. the president was easy to be around and i really was glad to be with him. bob corker, republican from tennessee. senator, good to see you. thanks for coming in. coming up, it s a story of survival. some amazing new details in the investigation into how those three cleveland women survived
important and i think we have to continue to watch. sort of an understatement. at the end of the day, all that matters is he s learned and we have to see how this plays out. saxby getting a hole in one. i know. boost morale a little bit. you would think. maybe he s thinking, hey, hanging out with the president is good luck, right? so you cut a deal. when are these budget talks going to be done? they have to start at some point. i think you re asking the wrong person. well, i think what s so interesting mitch mcconnell doesn t want to have them. there s only a small group of republicans that want to do this. the conversation in washington is so focused on other issues, you forget you ve got budge t issues. you have the debt ceiling, what s going to be coming up in september, i think. which, by the way, because the economy is recovering. yeah. interesting little deficit going down. all this fiscal wrangling that s still going on. they want a discussion about
problems. he talked about the fact he understood where his health was and the port-au-prince of being around for his kid. but face it, this has 2016 written all over it. i ll be curious to see once he gets into public life again, when we see him with that weight loss, how he describes that. kristin, south carolina. what are we going to learn? i don t think much of anything because this is such a bizarre race. talk to me. regardless of what happens, i don t see a national emerging from this at all. other than how do house republicans hang out with mark sanford? if he wins for republicans. the president going golfing. i want to point out two of the three senators that were there, saxby cham blilsz and bob corker, it appears the white house has identified the two georgia republican senators and the two tennessee republican senators. these are the guys they can make a deal with and if not it ain t going to happen. yeah. i think the president has learned over time their re
it was pretty nice seeing the president get the ball out of the hole and sand it to saxby, great day. it really was a lot of fun. of course, that energized the round, as you can imagine. let s get to some serious stuff. especially, i know you re outraged by the fact that the united states is still handing over bags full of cash, millions and millions of u.s. taxpayer dollars to hamid karzai so he can distribute it to whomever he wants. you wrote a letter to the president. you said, the alleged arrangements make accountability impossible, promote corruption at the top levels of the afghan government, as well as break trusts with the american taxpayer. did you have a chance to raise this issue with the president on the golf course today? you know, as i mentioned, wolf, we all agreed we weren t going to talk about what was talked about from the standpoint of policy and that kind of thing.