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Orrin Hatch Interviews Michael Rolnice (FBI) & Spike Bowman (FBI)

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First published at 17:46 UTC on July 14th, 2019.

#9/11
#terrorism
#cia

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Committee member, Orrin Hatch, interviews Michael Rolnice (FBI Washington) and Spike Bowman (FBI Deputy Director General. Hatch opens up his line of inquiry with the formulation of the PATRIOT ACT and how the ACT helps electronic data be shared conveniently with the judicial agencies inside the United States and wishes to understand if the legislative acts such as PATRIOT ACT and FISA warrants were helpful pre-9/11.Hatch also states the problem of state law enforcement being hindered with statuary restraints within sharing pertinent data.Hatch also asks why administrative subpoenas are not administrative in terrorist investigations. (9-25-2002)

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