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WASHINGTON DC | Nearly every day, shocking new reports are coming out of government spying on Americans, foreign nationals and world leaders. The latest documents to be released reveal a program where the National Security Agency tapped into communication lines belonging to Google and Yahoo.
The Obama Administration has been recently exposed tapping phone and electronic communications of at least 35 world leaders.
Edward Snowden has recently told the pubic that no phone call is made in America without being noted by federal authorities.
Knowledge of the widespread surveillance programs has caused a fury among both Republicans and Democrats. A bi-partisan bill before both houses of Congress would roll back the power of the government to conduct such programs. Even the author of the PATRIOT Act is now saying eavesdropping has gone too far.
Coleen Rowley is a former FBI special agent. She was named one of Time Magazine's People of the Year in 2002. Rowley has recently referred to the upcoming replacements of Keith Alexander and James Clapper as "moving chairs on the deck of the Titanic."
Coleen Rowley is our guest on the show today. She is here to talk to us about the rise of the surveillance state, and where the program is today. We will also discuss the role spying plays in the War on Terror, and the future of the programs.
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