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A far-reaching surveillance partnership between the federal government and AT&T has leaked, and this isn't even the first time this program has spurred outrage.
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This year. on monday, the town held its 52nd labor day parade. teachers and students from sandy hook were marching. for a region still healing, it was a time to mark strength. we will turn now to new information on another government surveillance program. this time it involves the drug enforcement agency and one of the largest phone providers. it is the hemisphere project and it is linked to at&t. it has a vast number of calls going back to 1987. documents show that federal and local police have been given access to the archives for the last six years. it has been especially helpful for wh...
What are we learning now, is the partnership between the dna and at&t? >> reporter: there is a massive program called the hemisphere project and here is how it works. every call passes through at&t switches made by customers with all carriers, about four billion records a day are made easily available to dea agents and local police who are trying to track drug dealers that switch numbers a lot. by at&t employees, the government basically pays to embed with law enforcement. information from the back to 1987 is available where as the nsa only keeps data for five years. justice department says qu...
There was at least reflected in some the polling an attitude that said this is all for surety, we get it it, we might have problems. we don't like it particularly in the context of what we learned about the irs and the department of justice. ultimately i don't think it was something wasn't getting people to protest in the streets. this is somewhat lesser onive in just thwarting narcotics trafficking. i think this could cause some additional problems. >> shannon: this is the hemisphere project we are talking about. >> it domestic. however, it is the d.e.a. it is drug enforcement and it has subp...