How John Brennan's CIA became a big consumer of unmasked intelligence on Americansby John Solomon and Sara Carter
Politics
May 23, 2017
WATCH | Circa's Sara Carter tells you what you need to know about John Brennan's testimony on Tuesday.
As former CIA Director John Brennan faces Congress anew on Tuesday, there is growing evidence the agency he oversaw has become one of the largest consumers of unmasked intelligence about Americans even though its charter prohibits it from spying on U.S. citizens.
The CIA routinely searches data collected overseas on Americans by the National Security Agency, and frequently requests the names of intercepted U.S. persons to be unmasked, once-secret government documents reviewed by Circa show.
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