Surveillance Court Can't Stop NSA from Violating Privacy

Name: Surveillance Court Can't Stop NSA from Violating Privacy
Uploaded: 2013-08-17T00:08:33Z
Duration: P393S
Description: A new report from the Washington Post revealed the National Security Agency has violated privacy rules 'thousands of times' each year since 2008. In a follow up, chief judge Reggie Walton told the Post the FISA court isn't able to verify when the NSA oversteps its authority. Margaret Warner speaks with Carol Leonnig of the Post.

Clip: Season 2013 | 6m 33s

A new report from the Washington Post revealed the National Security Agency has violated privacy rules 'thousands of times' each year since 2008. In a follow up, chief judge Reggie Walton told the Post the FISA court isn't able to verify when the NSA oversteps its authority. Margaret Warner speaks with Carol Leonnig of the Post.

Aired: 08/16/13

Rating: NR

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