fourth and fifth amendments in privacy show me where you lead stopping the federal government's bulk collection of

really have the federal government take over one sixth of the American economy it was designed to put federal

are ending the federal government's bulk collection of phone metadata were protecting the fourth and fifth amendments privacy rights in the bill of rights that's exactly what we should be doing but

the truth is there hasn't been a single a single verified instance in which the government has misused for example the bulk collection of phone

for the federal government to subsidize federally run exchanges i think that's very clear from the language in the history of

the federal government to be seizing your and my phone meta data in bulk the USA freedom act abolishes that but

doesn't make sense for the federal government to be releasing violent criminals

here on out beginning this week the government will not collect your your phone records in bulk so I think that's a huge victory okay

senator paul just for opposing the bulk collection of people's phone records in the event of a terrorist attack yes

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

don't blame them for doing it I just don't think it's the best solution I think the best solution to this problem is for the federal government to do its job is

you think the bulk collection of your records is something the government should do or shouldn't I think some polls show seventy eighty percent of American people think the

education from the federal government why even have a federal department of education it's swamps and

opposition I think that was wrong and I intend to fight against it every breath everyday

point four trillion dollars on climate change they said yeah OK it's there but it's not for the federal government let the states deal with it more federal

the federal he sang it will send the federal government and and he won't force the federal law that's