Senator Udall, Democrat of Colorado, challenges NSA’s surveillance methods during TV interview
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Senator Mark Udall (D-Colorado) appeared on ABC News recently and challenged the constitutionality of the administration’s current bulk collection of telephone metadata.
The senator said the “NSA has over-reached” and that the United State government should adopt all or most of the 46 recommendations for reform suggested by a panel of surveillance and security experts convened by the president.
Udall, who is a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee and has long been a critic of many of the NSA’s more far-reaching collection programs, said he considers such initiatives to constitute an “invasion of privacy.”
The full interview on ABC’s This Week program appears below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-2ymLS6Mr0