to me is the ceo of qwest, when he refused to give his caller data of his customers, that meant everyone in the country that was part of qwest, that was all u.s. citizens, basically, they cut off any contracts with him and eventually went after him and put him in jail. okay, let me turn to jocelyn braddock. you re a lawyer. here s what s really hit home to me. he s run off to hong kong, now run by the chinese again. what s to stop the chinese getting hold of all his information now? he s extremely valuable to them. then you re handing the great emerging superpower, a great rival to america, all all these state secrets. how does that serve the american public interest? well, there s been no accusation at all that he s handing any kind of information to china. he was quite clear no, he s in china. i know he is in hong kong. he s actually already left, i
plus, the government could have been detecting terrorists from the very beginning without violating anybody s privacy rights. i left that technology with nsa when i got out of there, because they were violating the rights of everyone in the country. and they threw them away, they did that principally because it was clear to me the intent from the beginning was to assemble information about the u.s. citizens so they could have leverage against them. for example what tells that to me is the ceo of qwest, when he refused to give his caller data of his customers, that meant everyone in the country that was part of qwest, that was all u.s. citizens, basically, they cut off any okay, let me turn to jocelyn braddock. you re a lawyer. here s what s really hit home to
for example what tells that to me is the ceo of qwest, when he refused to give his caller data of his customers, that meant everyone in the country that was part of qwest, that was all u.s. citizens, basically, they cut off any contracts with him and eventually went after him and put him in jail. okay, let me turn to jocelyn braddock. you re a lawyer. here s what s really hit home to me. he s run off to hong kong, now run by the chinese again. what s to stop the chinese getting hold of all his information now? he s extremely valuable to them. then you re handing the great emerging superpower, a great rival to america, all all these state secrets. how does that serve the american public interest? well, there s been no accusation at all that he s handing any kind of information to china. he was quite clear no, he s in china. i know he is in hong kong. he s actually already left, i think. but what s to stop the