that s not just data collection; that s digital surveillance. i argued it was unethical, illegal and unconstitutional, and when this comes out, all hell is gonna break loose. narrator: next on frontline, united states of secrets. part one: the program. frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from: and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontliis provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information is available at macfound.org. additional funding is provided by the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from john and jo ann hagler and a grant from millicent bell, through the millicent and eugene bell foundation. narrator: the biggest leak of government secrets ever began in december of 2012 with a single ema
competing philosophies and perspectives. and academia, is meant to serve as the hub of end lyingment. to go ahead and reskinned its invitation to ali. we have students respect the first amendments. you why do you think other universities haven t seized on the opportunity to invite her or honor her? i would. i think that s a very good point. the thing i want to know is outraged as this student and should be, the idea i m still baffled what brandeis did. a school with long history of studies in judism. if anyone has been oppressed by jews and radical islamists. she said the model of brandeis is truth even on to its inner most parts, if that s your motto, what she s doing is telling the truth, and explain yourselves. just explain yourselves. be clear, and you are ducking and you are looking ridiculous and you are looking like kourds. this continues to be a story, the wall street journal published what she would have said at brandeis. she said i stand before you who is some
competing philosophies and perspectives. and academia, is meant to serve as the hub of end lyingment. to go ahead and reskinned its invitation to ali. we have students respect the first amendments. you why do you think other universities haven t seized on the opportunity to invite her or honor her? i would. i think that s a very good point. the thing i want to know is outraged as this student and should be, the idea i m still baffled what brandeis did. a school with long history of studies in judism. if anyone has been oppressed by jews and radical islamists. she said the model of brandeis is truth even on to its inner most parts, if that s your motto, what she s doing is telling the truth, and explain yourselves. just explain yourselves. be clear, and you are ducking and you are looking ridiculous and you are looking like kourds. this continues to be a story, the wall street journal published what she would have said at brandeis. she said i stand before you who is some
0 in arizona. martha: you can bet her family is overjoid to have her home. who wouldn t be. her daughter will be here in america s newsroom. we ll speak to her. and reaction of all that happened to her family this week. bill: now to the irs controversial targeting of conservative groups and other groups. house investigators will interview four irs employees from the cincinnati office hoping that will help congress better understand how the scandal first started in the first place. republicans questioned if there was any political motivation behind the office s targeting of these groups. the irs pushed back against that notion. we hear the interviews will be conducted over the next two weeks. so we re certain to hear more about this, martha. martha: that s right. there is growing scrutiny right now on the head of the, former head i should say of the irs, the gentleman you see in the video from the hearing last week. we re learning more about the number of times he visited the white ho