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Why Aren’t Candidates Discussing Domestic Surveillance? - The Ring Of Fire
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9:09Now PlayingThe issue of domestic surveillance has taken a back seat in this election cycle, but as the playing field narrows down, we can likely expect some sort of public conversation about the issue. But in the meantime, federal agencies are discussing this issue at great length, and they’re hoping to make it easier for law enforcement officials to access your data without a warrant.
Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Sam Knight, co-founder of The District Sentinel…
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