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American Privacy Through History, From Colonial-Era Searches To World War II
ResumeFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced 10 hours of questioning on Capitol Hill combined over the course of Tuesday and Wednesday. The topics were wide-ranging, but largely focused on privacy.
Historians Brian Balogh (@historyfellow) and Nathan Connolly (@ndbconnolly) speak with Here & Now's Lisa Mullins about the long history of American privacy and infringement, stretching back to Colonial-era search and seizure and the early origins of the National Security Agency.
Balogh and Connolly are co-hosts of the podcast "BackStory," which is produced at Virginia Humanities.
This segment aired on April 12, 2018.