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intelligence service well-known southern belle the uncle arthur of the senate -- >> oh, really? >> stephanie: i'm just saying. technically. he says the u.s. intelligence surveillance of phone records allows analysts to monitor u.s. phone records for a pattern of calls even if the numbers have no known connection to terrorism the nsa matches phone numbers against known terrorists. he helped draft the surveillance law that governs the surveillance program. which if, in fact, his cell phone was seized and you know, he happened to have a -- let's say grinder app. i'm just saying. i'm throwing out things that may or may not be on there. >> people could see all of the winks he sent to mccain on grinder. >> stephanie: exactly. nudges nods, what else are they called? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> stephanie: widen said the national intelligence director did not give a straight answer when asked whether the nsa collects any data on millions of americans. it was one of those like it depends on what you mean by collect. he said something like unwittingly. ron wyden called for hearings

. >> coming up, several stocks on the move ahead of the opening bell. we'll get jim cramer's take next. >>> tomorrow on "squawk box," arthur brooks will join us from the american enterprise institute. we'll talk austerity, debt and stock growth. plus mohammed el-erian. >> welcome back to "squawk box," everyone. jim cramer joins us from the stock market. welcome back. i hope you had a great weekend. >> fabulous. i hope you did, too. >> it was wonderful. >> we were watching the futures and after what happened in tokyo, the sell-off of 500 points and some people thought there would be some nervousness and the end of the trading session on friday was messy, but futures have been up as much as 90 points this morning, so what gives? >> a lot of people felt there was excessive selling for program. i don't trust the futureses. the only thing i saw that was significant. i know you guys were discussing was the asco meeting and good news from bristol-myers. skin cancer, maybe perhaps people will no longer will die of skin cancer. these are remarkable findings that