Nick Freitas
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The Spy Law Both Parties Are Afraid to Kill
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34:38Now PlayingFour years ago, Republicans stood on the floor of Congress and told the American people that the FBI used FISA - this secret surveillance court - to spy on Donald Trump. They were right. Kevin Clinesmith doctored evidence to keep the Carter Page warrant alive. The whole thing was a setup. And this week, those same Republicans voted to hand that exact same unreformed tool back to the FBI for three more years. No warrant requirement. No new safeguards. Nothing. I want to talk about why that happened, what's inside the classified court opinion that a sitting senator just forced into the open, and why, regardless of which party you voted for - your texts may already be in this database.
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Should the government be allowed to conduct surveillance on its citizens without warrants? This video questions the very core of our freedom and individual privacy, especially in the context of a surveillance state. We'll explore whether wiretapping and other forms of government secrets compromise our fundamental rights and privacy concerns.
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