6/12: The Takeout with Major Garrett
Summary
Iran’s top diplomat said that a deal with other countries about Iran's nuclear program is closer than ever. At the same time, the surveillance law known as FISA is about to expire, even though a new intelligence chief has been chosen.Key Facts
- Iran’s senior diplomat stated that the nuclear deal talks are nearing agreement.
- The deal involves limits on Iran’s nuclear activities to ensure they are peaceful.
- The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) law is set to expire soon.
- FISA allows the U.S. government to conduct certain types of surveillance for national security.
- A new head for the U.S. intelligence agency has been selected recently.
- The expiration of FISA raises questions about continuing surveillance powers.
- These updates were discussed on the CBS News program “The Takeout with Major Garrett” on June 12.
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