Daniel Gallington

George C. Marshall Institute

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Senior policy adviser at the George C. Marshall Institute; former staffer inn the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and general counsel for the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

Daniel Gallington on KCRW

Section 215 of the  Patriot Act  expires at the end of next month.

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Section 215 of the Patriot Act expires at the end of next month.

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Since Edward Snowden revealed that the National Security Agency tracks every American phone call, President Obama has been under pressure.

Crunch Time for Reforming the NSA

Since Edward Snowden revealed that the National Security Agency tracks every American phone call, President Obama has been under pressure.

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