Hello and welcome to another episode of Best of the Left Podcast. Today we have clips

from the BBC, Rachel Maddow, Keith Oberman, Real Time with Bill Mark, Sam Cedar, and the Young Turks.

So on this day Harry Reid decides to screw the Democrats. Oh my friend, Senator Reid, you

picked the wrong day because I'm coming. I'm coming for you. So yesterday we explained

this to you. There's two versions of the Pfizer bill. This is the warrantless wiretapping,

right? Pfizer bill, by the way, you read the thing. It's so perfectly reasonable. Says you

want to go in wiretapped to live and crap out of the rest of the world. Have at it. Go nuts.

I don't give a damn about Pakistani or Canadian or Australian rights. They don't have any rights

in the US. You want a wiretapped to their ass. Go for it. We don't care. This is the current

Pfizer bill. The one that we support, okay? And they say, all right, you want a wiretapped

people inside the US? You got to get a warrant. But once you get a warrant, and this flies

a court, they're giving the warrants away. 99.95% of the cases get warrants. Go ahead and

get the warrant. It's the simplest thing in the world. It's a rubber stamp. Then you can

go and listen all you don't like. And if you want the corporations like AT&T and Verizon

to help you, all you got to do is have not even get a court order but have a attorney

channel sign a letter saying, yeah, it's legal. Go ahead. Or do it and then say, hey,

I did it in good faith. I mean, they're covered at a Z. It's the softest law in the history

of the world. But Bush found the violate, found a way to violate even that law. That wasn't

soft enough for him. That didn't trample upon liberties, liberties enough for him. So

he said, no, I want a wiretapped Americans without a court order. And I want AT&T and

Verizon to help me. So now we've gone through all the different machinations and there's

two bills now on how to fix this situation. There's the intelligence committee bill. I don't

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