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The US National Security Agency (NSA) is getting close to expanding its surveillance powers, according to a new bill that is now headed to the Senate. The proposed legislation would widen the current list of providers obliged to send the NSA all the information required on the agency's targets and could include any company or individual providing internet-related services. We hear from former US Intelligence officer and host of The Whistleblowers show John Kiriakou, who explains the broad ramifications. |
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