Jim Cramer: There's No Right to Privacy

Jim Cramer shares his view on Apple CEO Tim Cook's response to the court order asking the tech company to help the FBI access the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists.

JIM CRAMER: But there is a sense...what did I learn at law school? One of the things...one of the rare things you learn is that there is no right to privacy. It's not in the Constitution. There's been a serious of decisions that kind of give you the illusion of privacy. You look at me as if...

DAVID FABER: You've said that on day one of this.

CRAMER: Think about it...the FBI, the NSA listens to everything. They listen to everything. There is no right to...

FABER: They make a privacy argument out of a number of other Constitutional Amendments.

CRAMER: It's a pastiche. It's not a mosaic. It's a pastiche that has been, what has allowed you to have a sense of privacy.