I do think that given the ability and the possibility of persistent long-term surveillance, something I think the public rightly fears, they should have the security of when they see that drone up there, knowing that the police have gotten a neutral third-party judge to approve that kind of surveillance on them and that there's a good reason for it.
Issa emphasizes the need for judicial oversight on drone surveillance to protect public privacy.
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It is a bunch of nonsense. The criminals, we hear them saying, we cannot go into Riverside County with drugs because they prosecute people there.
South Korea is still an important strategic partner, but their last election led to a left-wing government closely aligned with China that, among other things, has begun attacking American companies.
We're seeing that South Korea has adopted the European digital rules which are very much designed to localize rather than accept the great companies that have spread very well around the world because they've earned it.
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