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Obama says 'handful of senators' blocking U.S. surveillance reforms

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U.S. President Barack Obama calls on the Senate to pass the Freedom Act, which would renew anti-terrorism surveillance powers but which could lapse at midnight on Sunday if the legislation is not passed. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Added on the 30/05/2015 14:54:13 - Copyright : Reuters EN

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