is all very welljournalists like myself is all very welljournalists like myself who are relatively comfortably off to say we must make a change. comfortably off to say we must make a change, but if it was going to really a change, but if it was going to really hurt a change, but if it was going to really hurt my wallet than perhaps i would really hurt my wallet than perhaps i would not really hurt my wallet than perhaps i would not be so preachy. i have three would not be so preachy. i have three children in the 20s who would say categorically it is the most important issue in the world in their important issue in the world in their 20s important issue in the world in their 20s. there will not be a world if we their 20s. there will not be a world if we carry their 20s. there will not be a world if we carry on their 20s. there will not be a world if we carry on like this and people like donald trump, very sadly no longer like donald trump, very sadly no lon
that court, which was created specially with high skill sets by these judges to review these things, and everyone supports an individualized warrant, which is what the fourth amendment requires, to listen to phone conversations of u.s. persons, americans, who are legal residents in the u.s. the listening is prospective, not retroactive. i think the press reports are really inaccurate and it is unfortunate. the president did clarify a lot of this yesterday. you know, the point that the new york times, jane harman, made in the editorial written before the president came out and made those comments friday, i will read a couple lines, the administration referring to obama administration, this is the new york times editorial board, has now lost all credibility on this issue. mr. obama is proving the truism that the executive branch will use any power it is given and very likely abuse it.