Sen. Rand Paul Appears on The Kelly File- May 26, 2015

stymied another push on the bill on saturday he has since been attacked by everyone from the white house republicans like chris christie who believe he is endangering the public here earlier

i had dealt with interpol now a g. o. p. contender for president along with his wife kelly she also has her own book out her

is called true and constant friends senator rand paul's new book is out right now it's called taking a stand moving

beyond partisan politics to unite america we spoke at length about the n. s. a. program that

and yet your critics accuse you of overstating the case for example one of the things that you said was that the n. s. a. is spying

on all your and you know that's not true and it doesn't have cell phone data in almost any case instruction

on what i said i've been saying then essays collect have your phone records %HESITATION then determine they can determine your religion eighty five who

your position is most the time what medicines you have we can even that when you go to the doctor by inference maybe

record i think most twenty percent of u. s. calls and in general they do not look at so run the interesting thing is to stand for students put apps voluntarily on phone as

they could tell most the timely religion wallace who your doctor was what are your going to see what kind of diseases you had general

controversies usia also how this program with this program the critics outlined they say that the e. u. get no names you get no address and

information that the n. s. a. doesn't even know you exist they just have phone numbers and only look further into that phone number if a terrorist calls the number but

and they weren't signed by an independent judge that's what the fourth amendments about and we have one warrant and

the name on it says verizon and then they collect all of the information from all of the americans phone records and verizon it

doesn't really seem to be consistent with the fourth amendment because it's not individualized there wasn't suspicion and

actually frankly think it makes us less safe they can't even access data unless something suspicion

happen the terrace call nine anybody what action and what do i like it that is the fourth amendment doesn't protect you

or does it you have no right in verizon's that is the real debate we have because the question is do you have a prime or

a property interest still and records that are held by the people when you sign up and you have phone service you do have a privacy agreement your

phone companies not supposed to share that with your neighbor also element into a constitutional problem well the question is whether not you do have fourth

amendment protection in records are held by the companies once upon a time they said nineteen seventy nine that later that they

don't the u. s. supreme court said no well still it has not yet to be invincible there was a supreme court opinion back in nineteen seventy nine that specifically said he don't

have a privacy interest well the phone company's records in your own maryland versus smith but the thing the records and

somebody was cute of committing a crime it was never and has never been adjudicated where they're looking at all

americans all of the records all the time but you can see i don't listen to content right is is collecting all americans records all of the time i just number not the