00:00/00:0000:00I'm not a huge fan of giving bills these rhetorically loaded names, but it's true, we spend a ludicrous amount on defense, and a lot of people don't link that with their tax burden or the national debt.
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If you think that the Patriot Act is being used mostly to hunt for the next Osama, allow us to kill that thought for you.
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