A member of Congress asks the director of national intelligence if the National Security Agency collects data on millions of Americans. "No, sir," James Clapper responds. Pressed, he adds a caveat: "Not wittingly."
Then, NSA programs that do precisely that are disclosed.
Then, NSA programs that do precisely that are disclosed.
It turns out that President Barack Obama's intelligence
chief lied. Or as he put it last week: "I responded in what I thought
was the most truthful or least most untruthful manner, by saying, 'No,'
because the program was classified."
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