On the recordDecember 8, 2019
That is the beginning of a surveillance state which I think is outrageous, particularly since with the Freedom Act in 2013, we curtailed the NSC's ability about that.
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congress.govThat is the beginning of a surveillance state which I think is outrageous, particularly since with the Freedom Act in 2013, we curtailed the NSC's ability about that.
Sensenbrenner criticizes the use of subpoenas for surveillance of journalists and Congress members.
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