Bush defends secret eavesdropping program amid criticism
President Bush acknowledged approving the NSA program more than 30 times citing constitutional authority as commander in chief. He argued disclosures endangered Americans while defending monitoring of international calls and emails since 2001. Analysts questioned legality and court oversight.
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