Sen. Rand Paul Appears on CBS This Morning - May 26, 2015

Senate will try it one more time this weekend to extend government programs that collect cell phone data one

big reason for the delay senator rand Paul's ongoing process to presidential candidate now the Republican blocked

a final vote last week and the senator spoke for more than ten hours on the Senate floor yesterday on Wednesday rather denouncing programs that he call unconstitutional

prediction both parties accused Paul of grandstanding privacy advocates and some senators are on his side in

the middle of this controversy Paul is releasing a new called taking a stand moving beyond partisan politics

to unite America welcome back senator that experiment sodomy start with what we just talked about and from the introduction oz

senator McCain and senator Lindsey Graham of both suggest revenue raising of that it is a performance are

anything I'm very sincere about this issue our founding fathers and was very important warrants have an individual's name on it that

you could never warranted said Verizon on it and collect all the records of all the people in America through one single war so

I think I'm right in line with what the founders would have fought for and I'm proud of the fight and so I think they'll always be naysayers and people who wanna churches

were degrees and so it's not about the book no I think about turned to me the bill of rights and I think it's about the Fourth Amendment and I think sometimes my party gets all caught up in the second amendment which is fine we

don't check fourth member enough practice I think neither party and zipped checking the board member and I don't have the right to privacy I

think is a really important debate to have because there are certainly privacy concern but critics of of

they need this ability leave a roving wiretap in order to prevent terrorism why not do that if it would prevent another attack with

the interesting thing is the department of justice inspector general came out with a report just this last week and said that the bulk collection of data has crack

of the reasons I oppose it is when we've done this indiscriminate collection of data indiscriminate searches one of the things he's been bias in the civil rights era we tapped the phones and we looked individuals

%HESITATION with Lawrence because of their race we did to the Japanese Americans based on race we also wanted to Vietnam War protester so I think that it's

very important not to let the government do general warrants they need to be civic the native suspicion and they need to have an individual's name on it but

what they're saying is that's an extra step that you have to take and then if you have not yet the constitution's end of it

you know it it's inconvenient but the thing is we obey the constitution because it protects the rights of all individuals and

also keep bias out of there you don't ever want systemic bias to enter into government to give government too much power there is always the danger of having sex by

I asked for was two amendments and a simple majority vote on not being unreasonable I'm just asking two

you can tell what medicines are on these are things the government shouldn't know about your have the ability to know without a war administration

or he supports that that they would end government bulk collection of metadata private company I know there's a little at the private company here's the thing about the president he's

disingenuous about this the president started this program to executive order he could end at any time the second court of appeals the