Um, This is the BIGGEST scandal in recent U.S. history and the FBI is covering it up...

Clayton Morris, delves into the complex realm of government surveillance and data collection. With a mix of skepticism and concern, Morris navigates through the ethical implications of governmental agencies purchasing private data from commercial entities.
Morris initiates a debate on whether it's justifiable for the government to acquire such data, arguing that if private companies can access it, why shouldn't the government? However, he juxtaposes this perspective with the fundamental principles of the Fourth Amendment, emphasizing the importance of protecting citizens from unreasonable search and seizure.