Larry Klayman says he's horrified by suggestion that 'fat and happy' firms take over from 'in our underwear' NSA
Larry Klayman, the former Reagan administration prosecutor who won a preliminary injunction Dec. 16 against the government's collection of all American phone records, says the White House's surveillance review panel should be ignored.
The five-member panel released a 303-page report Dec. 18 containing 46 recommended changes to intelligence practices.
"It's a ruse," Klayman tells U.S. News. "This is an age-old government practice: When caught with their hand in the cookie jar, they come up with a 'solution.'" The practice is somewhat similar to advocating a law outlawing murder after killing someone, he says.
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