William Binney, a retired senior NSA official and whistleblower, discusses the dubious evidence that Russia used computer hackers to manipulate the election and help Donald Trump win; why 9/11 and other terrorist attacks could have been prevented if the NSA used a targeted approach to intelligence gathering instead of “get it all” bulk collection; and the flawed method of using cell phone metadata to identify and target terrorists.
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