United States President Barack Obama weighed in Friday morning on a series of scandals involving the National Security Agency and the alleged spying of US citizens.
Pres. Obama concluded remarks about his Affordable Health Care
Act during an address in Northern California Friday morning when
he fielded a single question about the NSA and recently disclosed
programs involving the reported surveiling of US citizens’
Internet and phone habits.
“I think it’s important to recognize that you can’t have 100
percent security and also then have 100 percent privacy and zero
inconvenience,” the president told the crowd while delvering
several minutes of unscripted remarks on the NSA.
This article originally appeared on: RT