in the second unresolved problem segment tonight, edward snowden and the national security agency. today a federal judge in new york ruled that the nsa s massive collection of domestic telephone data is legal. and dismissed the lawsuit brought by the aclu. but, a week ago, another federal judge ruled the opposite way, increasing the odds that the supreme court will eventually decide the matter. and earlier this week, nasa leaker edward snowden released his own christmas message. a child born today will grow up with no conception of privacy at all. they will never know what it means to have a private moment to themselves and an unrecorded, unannualized thought. and that s a problem because privacy matters. privacy is what allows us to
in the second unresolved problem segment tonight, edward snowden and the national security agency. today a federal judge in new york ruled that the nsa s massive collection of domestic telephone data is legal. and dismissed the lawsuit brought by the aclu. but, a week ago, another federal judge ruled the opposite way, increasing the odds that the supreme court will eventually decide the matter. and earlier this week, nasa leaker edward snowden released his own christmas message. a child born today will grow up with no conception of privacy at all. they will never know what it means to have a private moment to themselves and an unrecorded, unannualized thought. and that s a problem because privacy matters. privacy is what allows us to determine who we are and who
it s hard to feel normal, when you can t do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent. but anyone can help a foster child. bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, more military action by u.s. terrorists over the weekend. u.s. army delta force top ranking terrorist in libya. navy seals attacked a leader of a somali based in kenya. joining us with inside story peter brookes specialist at the heritage foundation. let s take the somali force i understand it didn t go well. went over the beach. they got into a fire fight. it s not clear why they or what their actual objective was. it probably was a leader of al shabaab. maybe somebody who was involved in the kenya attacks at the westgate mall or maybe the leader of
bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, egypt. the most important country is devolving into civil war. fanatical muslims approaching 1,000. the military ousted the elected egyptian president mohammed morsi, the leader of the muslim brotherhood. it was a coup, no question. but the obama administration will not call it a coup because, if it did that, then the $1.3 billion the u.s.a. sends to egypt would automatically be suspended. therefore the president is being cautious. while we want to sustain our relationship with egypt, our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets. and rights are being rolled back. america cannot determine the future of egypt. joining us now from washington, fox news strategic analyst colonel ralph peters. what would you do if you were president obama, colonel? be quiet. he is absolutely right that
bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, egypt. the most important country is devolving into civil war. fanatical muslims approaching 1,000. the military ousted the elected egyptian president mohammed morsi, the leader of the muslim brotherhood. it was a coup, no question. but the obama administration will not call it a coup because, if it did that, then the $1.3 billion the u.s.a. sends to egypt would automatically be suspended. therefore the president is being cautious. while we want to sustain our relationship with egypt, our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets. and rights are being rolled back. america cannot determine the future of egypt. joining us now from washington, fox news strategic analyst colonel ralph peters. what would you do if you were president obama, colonel? be quiet. he is absolutely right that