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Church Committee Counsel Frederick Schwarz on Corporate Involvement in Government Spying

Church Committee Counsel Frederick Schwarz on Corporate Involvement in Government Spying

In the 1970s, the Church Committee, led by Senator Frank Church, conducted a major investigation of the country’s intelligence agencies. During its investigation the Church Committee uncovered that several major corporations helped the NSA spy on Americans in a secretive program known as Project Shamrock. Frederick Schwarz, who served as chief counsel to the Church Committee, joins us to look at the similarities with the current NSA spy scandal. [includes rush transcript]

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