CLEAN : Unplug Big Brother protests against the NS

The transcript discusses concerns over government surveillance, highlighting President Obama's stance on metadata and the lack of accountability. It covers public opposition, legislative efforts to curb NSA spying, and the global impact of surveillance. Edward Snowden's revelations are emphasized as pivotal in exposing the extent of surveillance. The transcript concludes with a call to action for public responsibility and opposition to intrusive government practices.

What does President Obama imply when he says 'it's only metadata'?

• The surveillance is beneficial.

• The surveillance is harmless.

• The surveillance is extensive.

• The surveillance is temporary.

What is the public's reaction to the surveillance regime?

• They are unaware.

• They are protesting.

• They are supportive.

• They are indifferent.

What is the goal of the broader effort mentioned in the second section?

• To increase surveillance.

• To pass legislation limiting NSA activities.

• To ignore the surveillance issue.

• To support the NSA's actions.

What did Edward Snowden reveal about the US government's actions?

• They are limited to the US.

• They are fully accountable.

• They are transparent.

• They involve mass surveillance globally.

What is the public's ability to control the government's secret actions?

• They can vote on it.

• They can defund it.

• They can fully control it.

• They have no control.