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Sounds like he's doing a great job representing them! So a National Security Agency recruiter named “Neal Z.” was manning a booth a University of New Mexico job fair when he was confronted by two students with cameras who began interrogating him about the agency’s spying tactics. It began with one student accusing the NSA of collecting metadata of all phone calls within the United States, which Neal Z. first denied. But when the student assured him that the NSA does do this, Neal Z. relented and admitted that it was done under the “legal authority” of the secret FISA court (United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court). Read More |