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insert_link Transcripts There’s A Fourth Amendment To Protect Citizens FROM NSA Spooks "He brings up Josiah Phillips and accuses Henry of basically being a tyrant (like an NSA agent). Patrick Henry was most certainly not a tyrant. While accusing Henry of being a tyrant, he then makes the case -- that if Virginia ratifies the new Constitution, then the kind of pursuit and lack of due process and searches and what have you that were going to go on to capture a […] todayDecember 17, 2013 7
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