The Obama administration is set to release a new proposal that would change the way the National Security Agency accesses consumers' phone data. Changes would include no longer allowing the NSA to store phone call "metadata," and would require the agency to access the data from phone company servers instead.
Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern joins RT's Lindsay France to discuss whether the proposal offers real reform or is merely window dressing.
Watch the interview, below...
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