his new partnership with google and the future of the internet. all of that ahead on bloomberg west. now to our lead there is a standoff in congress as three key spy programs were allowed to expire. a measure would stop them collecting phone records in bulk. republican senator rand paul is taking credit, saying the expiration of the illegal spying program. i am joined by congressman bob goodlatte, the chairman of the house judiciary committee. congressman, what do you think the amendments the senate at this point is proposing? rep. goodlatte: i don t think much of them because they weaken the house passed bill which passed by a large majority 196 republicans, 142 democrats. it strengthens the protection of americans civil liberties by ending bulk collection of data but it maintains our strong national security ability to locate and determine terrorists and if the senate weakens that, it causes serious problems. they should simply pass the house bill. there is majority
if someone does go into the content management system and grab a document, which they have access to, which is fine, and they turn around and email it to a friend or in turn they get hacked at their computer and they lose that document, the gone. bye-bye. but if the encrypted and you can still have an encrypted document sitting in the content management system, that s fine, that can operate. the just an encrypted blog. looks like a p.d.f. take it out, send it to fridays friends. they go to open it, they have to try to decrypt that document at the application and so they re going to have to try to authenticate it. that s about keeping secrets. keeping your documents and your data secret. integrity, i love that one. no one ever talks about. it digital signatures are one of the greatest things ever. we use them every day, we don t eel even realize it. we use them when we go to eab site that has website that has h.t. http. how do you know you re going to your bank s website
trouble. what s that from? guest: that was my earlier subject, antonin scalia who said it kiddingly after justice on the sotomayor shook up a party by getting all the justices to dance the salsa with her. i use it to set the scene of a contrast it s been between the woman who i is a genuine, somersaults come into this institution that s a wonderfully traditional, used to certain rhythms. the rhythms frankly our salsa. she did this wonderful display that shut everybody up at this end of term party and justice scalia who watched it come a summit usually shakes people up, right? said i knew she would be trouble. he said it kiddingly but it s a perfect line for all a bit of what greeted her. host: were you allowed to go to the party? guest: no, no. it was tough to get the information. you know, peter, how secretive this court is. a lot of people aren t aware of how we never know what goes on in a conference on cases. journalists are never invited to the end of the term part
the terms of an art party by getting all the justices to dance with her. i use that is at the scene of what is done between the woman who was so genuine and herself coming into this institution that is so wonderfully traditional and used circular rhythms but frankly she did this wonderful display that showed everybody up at the end of term party and justice scalia who watched it is usually somebody that shakes people up and said i knew she would be trouble. we said it kiddingly but it is a perfect line for a little bit of prepare her bare. were there. were you allowed to go to that party? guest: know and it was tough to get the information. you know how secretive the court is. a lot of people are not aware of how we never know what goes on in the conference on the cases. the journalists were never invited to the end of the term party. in fact when chief justice john roberts sent us the invitation for this particular party, he reminded all of the stuff that it was just f
by getting all the justices to dance the salsa with her. i use it to set the scene of a contrast it s been between the woman who i is a genuine, somersaults come into this institution that s a wonderfully traditional, used to certain rhythms. the rhythms frankly our salsa. she and she did this wonderful displays that show everybody up, the end of term party, and justice belly at usually shakes people up, he says she can be trouble. it was a perfect line for a little bit of what greeted her there. host: did you go to that party? guest: no. it was tough to get the information. you know how secretive this court is. a lot of people aren t aware of how we never know what goes on in the conference, journalists are never invited to the end of term party. chief justice john roberts sent out invitations for this particular party he reminded all the staff, it was just full time staff, no contractors or part-timers, it is a very tight family. all the justices are appointed for life,