Matt Welch Talks on Fox News About How NSA Spooks Spying on Love Interests Is Like Dogs Licking Themselves

Matt Welch | 8.28.2013 6:54 AM

On Monday, Aug. 26, I appeared on Your World with Neil Cavuto to discuss the latest NSA scandal, and point out that Americans have no way of knowing if they've been targeted for surveillance by their own government:

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Fist of Etiquette 12 years ago

I think we heard about the NSA's spying on its ex-spouse because the agency was afraid Snowden was going to tell us first rather than because of lie detector tests of the employees.
Bee Tagger 12 years ago

A major problem is that no one in the media is willing to ask the tough questions. Which Bond is Cavuto willing to give broad powers to?

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Matt Welch Talks on Fox News About How NSA Spooks Spying on Love Interests Is Like Dogs Licking Themselves

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