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Afterward, Democratic Rep Loretta Sanchez warned that the NSA programs revealed by the Guardian are just "the tip of the iceberg".
The President was at pains, Friday, to insist that two programs revealed by Snowden were legal that they were "authorized by Congress" and overseen by federal judges.
Pressure is growing on the White House to explain whether there was effective congressional oversight of the programs revealed by Snowden.
The President was at pains, Friday, to insist that two programs revealed by Snowden were legal — that they were "authorized by Congress" and overseen by federal judges.
However, the advocate, Amy Jeffress, said one thing in particular that really stood out: she made the case that the notorious Prism surveillance program, one of the first programs revealed by Snowden in 2011, is unconstitutional.
Soon, in a lawsuit brought by Privacy International, the ACLU and eight other organizations, the influential European court of human rights will also weigh in on surveillance programs revealed by Snowden, and the result could have implications far beyond Europe.
For Baltimore's secret drone surveillance program, revealed by Bloomberg News in August, funds came from "a private donor".
The comprehensive interactive walks the audience through the facts and implications of the NSA's mass surveillance program, revealed by the Guardian last year in coverage based on leaks by Snowden.
Congressmen voted overwhelmingly to ban the mass collection of American phone records on Wednesday, as the House of Representatives piled up pressure to reform the most domestically contentious National Security Agency program revealed by Edward Snowden.
"The massive U.S. global surveillance program revealed by a former National Security Agency employee in Hong Kong is certain to stain Washington's overseas image and test developing Sino-U.S. ties," said an article in the state-run newspaper China Daily, citing analysts.
His comments follow a decision late on Saturday by the intelligence community to declassify parts of its Prism program – revealed by the Guardian and the Washington Post on Thursday – so it could explain how its collection of data from internet companies was supervised by Congress.
