Judge rules NSA's phone surveillance likely unconstitutional

Name: Judge rules NSA's phone surveillance likely unconstitutional
Uploaded: 2013-12-17T01:21:49Z
Duration: P330S
Description: A federal judge has ruled that the NSA's phone surveillance program is likely unconstitutional. Judge Richard Leon said the program violates Americans' reasonable expectation of privacy. Judy Woodruff discusses the ruling with Josh Gerstein of Politico.

Clip: 12/16/2013 | 5m 30s

A federal judge has ruled that the NSA's phone surveillance program is likely unconstitutional. Judge Richard Leon said the program violates Americans' reasonable expectation of privacy. Judy Woodruff discusses the ruling with Josh Gerstein of Politico.

Aired: 12/16/13

Rating: NR

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Judge rules NSA's phone surveillance likely unconstitutional

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