is a very simple reason for this, the courts have long said that you don t have any privacy interest in your own phone records, because after all, you re it is a transaction between you and the phone company, and the phone company bills you based on your records, and now the supreme court has said that when somebody like law enforcement gets where your cell phones have connected to various towers and plots your movements, that can be a search that requires a warrant. but they haven t said it for just plain old ordinary phone records like this. it is always a bit of a tall order. miller makes an argument that the government is going to get way more than it needs, and maybe he can succeed in getting it narrowed. we learned, for example that believe it or not, this former high powered white house official is on his parents cell phone plan, his parents t-mobile plan. so the subpoena in theory could also get their records as well. and perhaps he can succeed in trying to get this narrowe
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context, what grade would he give himself. a great one. the president dodging that one saying he would give himself an incomplete. i wonder, the american public, clearly his approval ratings are not doing very well, the grade would not be very high. smart not to answer that question. let s lighten the mood a little bit. a south florida woman could not believe her eyes when she received a cell phone bill, get this, $201,000. selena aarons, shocked to find out it wasn t a mistake. she has her two deaf brothers on the t-mobile plan. when they want to canada they downloaded videos and sent 2,000 texts. but the plan did not include international use. ouch. t-mobile, cut the bill to $2,500 and gave her six months to pay. folks, they tell you to read the fine print, that is exactly what they mean. i think they should have given her a free pass on that. obviously a special