Andrew Napolitano: Federal Judge Finally Acknowledges NSA is "Almost Orwellian"
This is the first meaningful judicial review of the agency


"Almost Orwellian"—that's the description a federal judge gave earlier this week to the massive spying by the National Security Agency (NSA) on virtually all 380 million cellphones in the United States. Andrew Napolitano explains why this is the first meaningful and jurisdictionally grounded judicial review of the NSA cellphone spying program.
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