Matthew Feeney Discusses NSA Data Being Used by the DEA on RT Today at 4pm ET

Reason Staff | 8.5.2013 1:55 PM

(NSA/Wikimedia)

At 4pm ET I will be discussing the news that the NSA has been giving phone records to the DEA's Special Operations Division.

Watch live here.

Read Matt Welch's blog post on the story here.

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Metazoan 13 years ago

It's quiet. Too quiet.
1. Nazdrakke 13 years ago
  
  Shhh! They're listening.
  1. Metazoan 13 years ago
    
    I'd say we should use PGP on H&R but I imagine the squirrels (aka NSA-bots) wouldn't like that.
PapayaSF 13 years ago

I'm waiting for the revelation that NSA data was used by the DNC.
Fist of Etiquette 13 years ago

That is a good looking building. Just the right amount of sinister.
1. Brett L 13 years ago
  
  Would it kill them to install a couple of parking garages?
2. Rich 13 years ago
  
  Hey!
Loki 13 years ago

the NSA has been giving phone records to the DEA's Special Operations Division

Mission creep, FTW!

I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.

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