Holder Says U.S. Seeking More Disclosures About NSA Surveillance
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U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said the Obama administration is undertaking a “holistic” effort to declassify more details about government surveillance activities to give the public a better picture of the programs.
The intelligence collection is “a cornerstone” in measures to keep the country safe and the administration needs to tell “a complete story” about its use, Holder said in an interview yesterday in the conference room adjoining his fifth floor office at the the Justice Department.