So as I understand that, if you find the gun but for some reason the investigating officer did not have the warrant perfected, maybe some little technical wording problem, you cannot use the gun as evidence, which is ridiculous. This says if it is a good faith mistake you still can use this as evidence, the gun, hatchet, or whatever it is.
Discussing the implications of warrant requirements in evidence collection.
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This frees us up now because there's $840 billion in tax relief in here that now we can start talking about something that we're really passionate about.
I think there's going to be a real interesting back-story here because if I'm the president right now I'm talking to John Kelly and saying, tell me what you knew, who kept this information from you if you did not know.
What Mr. McCain did to the Republican Party today is a guy who was the standard bearer in '08, somebody I worked for, somebody that all of us have worked for at one time or another. You know, he let us down, he let us down as a party.
I think there should be a lot of concern, Democrat and Republican, on surveillance of American people, during the metadata debate.
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