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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2007

KUCI Subversity: CIA at 60: Domestic Surveillance Continues

from KUCI: Subversity

60 years earlier, the U.S. National Security Act set up the CIA. The act was used by the CIA to justify illegal surveillance of Americans. KUCI's Subversity show host Daniel C. Tsang talks about his own Privacy Act lawsuit, Tsang v. CIA, which was settled out of court with a promise from the CIA not to spy on his First-Amendment protected activities in future. Also on this program is his attorney, Kate Martin, who heads the Center for National Security Studies. Airing are excerpted interviews from an earlier Subversity show as well as a recent KUCI Privacy Piracy show where Kate Martin and Daniel Tsang appear.

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