says the census bureau did not take the steps to limit the system s vulnerability prior to the attack and did not report it in a timely manner. the report of it did not prohibit them, but they were still able to make changes like creating user accounts. the watchdog report says they did not keep proper logs. the acting director for the census bureau said none of the systems used for the 2020 census were compromised. meanwhile a cyber attack on t-mobile exposed information. according to the new york times, stolen files include names, birthdays, and social security numbers. t-mobile also confirmed approximately 850,000 active t-mobile prepaid customer names, account p.i.n.s were exposed. they were informed of claims made in an online forum that a bad actor had exploited the
average american. there is a difference between the government holding the data which creates the possibility of abuse by the government and the government not holding the data, which obviously doesn t create that possibility. the phone companies have held this data all along, so there s no additional risk in them taking this on. reporter: the whole reason we re talking about the secretive nsa is because edward snowden leaked a bunch of stolen files. this week the nsa director, keith alexander, told fox that snowden has more and he s especially concerned about what snowden has on our military operations and our personnel overseas. greg. peter doocy in washington. peter, thanks. march madness indeed. one school s diehard fans not taking last night s ncaa tournament loss too well. we ll have more with a look at the chaos that followed that game. plus, just hours before monday s deadline to enroll, we ll take a look at the economic impact of obamacare as senator john moroso accu