Part of that letter said that, in effect, that all of the phone calls, meaning the telephony metadata, had to be collected pursuant to the court order...
Jim Sensenbrenner: “Part of that letter said that, in effect, that all of the phone calls, meaning the telephony metadata, had to be…”
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Sensenbrenner discusses the collection of telephony metadata under the PATRIOT Act.
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