Wyden statement responding to Director Clapper’s statements about collection on Americans
Official statement addressing James Clapper’s answer about National Security Agency collection, cited by Dolan when assessing Clapper’s credibility.
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- United States Senate
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- Document
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- Unclassified
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- 2013-06-11
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