Clyde, Boebert Say No Warrants Means No FISA

Reps. Clyde and Boebert are drawing a hard line on surveillance, arguing that if there are no warrants, there should be no FISA. Their message reflects a growing conservative revolt against a spying regime that too often expands government power at the expense of privacy. FISA was sold as a security tool, but critics say it has been used far beyond common-sense limits. The fight is over whether Americans get constitutional protections or more unchecked federal reach. Read more about this...