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Obama defends secret surveillance programs amid privacy debate
President Obama argued the United States must balance privacy with security as he backed NSA phone record sweeps and Internet data collection, insisting no one’s calls are listened to and that data helps identify terror leads while audits and legal checks aim to protect Americans’ privacy. He acknowledged trade offs and said congressional and judicial oversight remains in place.
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