Uproar raises question of what spying is acceptable

Name: Uproar raises question of what spying is acceptable
Uploaded: 2013-10-29T01:02:23Z
Duration: P716S
Description: European governments lodged new complaints about U.S. surveillance after learning of new disclosures that the NSA tracked millions of phone calls in Spain, reports Kwame Holman. For more on the continuing fallout, Gwen Ifill speaks with former CIA official John McLaughlin and Charles Kupchan of the Council on Foreign Relations.

Clip: 10/28/2013 | 11m 56s

European governments lodged new complaints about U.S. surveillance after learning of new disclosures that the NSA tracked millions of phone calls in Spain, reports Kwame Holman. For more on the continuing fallout, Gwen Ifill speaks with former CIA official John McLaughlin and Charles Kupchan of the Council on Foreign Relations.

Aired: 10/28/13

Rating: NR

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