Government plans to install audio surveillance on buses

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Officials are reportedly selling audio surveillance equipment on public buses across the country to eavesdrop on patent act according to documents obtained by that daily plans are already under -- San Francisco Baltimore and many others critics say the move raises questions about legal privacy since the law enforcement will be able to listen to conversations without search warrant -- -- at what point should we start being worried.

But on this Big Brother -- says I'm not a word about it I don't like totalitarianism.

And yet I look at it okay.

I don't want to balance videotape the audiotape I think it's fun I have.

Yeah because I generally you know -- I like it I like watching these things I think it's kind of arousing to me.

Just little things like just walking around and takes the public -- you don't places.

You know the buses subways what you know you're being -- I think it's fine yes and a Jimmy -- Is this great putting away perks I don't know the point of this actually is that -- like you enforcing those you have to sometimes you don't read -- -- to stop terrorism things like that.

But what are they gonna stop by having these things on buses is that like terrorists are going to plan on buses -- and be able to like -- -- and listen to what they're doing.

Well -- what you learn a lot on a bus Diane got to.

Sometimes more than you want -- and I don't none.

Yeah I don't understand I'm I'm with Jamie I don't understand the point and I normally am also in favor of surveillance and united streaming not yes just before.

But -- on an expectation of privacy I mean is it catching the audio the guy that comes on shouting about how you should look he's -- -- busy catching the conversation you're having privately with person sitting next year I think.

I think that that is a big difference there one is intended.

For public.

The public and here and the other is to tell you live on a possible sometimes.

Probably you can look -- being built -- well well I -- two minds on this because.

I'm one sense yes I don't like.

Being my privacy you evil nor would care what happens it's -- about that but the other thing is if you've ever taking a Greyhound across several states -- dog yes.

They excellent runners to -- -- that a lot and it's awesome.

I'll hum it -- particular -- across Alex several states is -- you know one thing.

Bad bad stuff happens on a bus yeah -- more than any drain away more than anyplace I don't know what it is about buses.

But it's bad bad news and -- take those Chinatown one's gonna convince their fronts for smuggling stuff.

There even worse you know I am I don't take a -- but I will take this Boston.

This is my -- I'm leaving out Saturday -- -- in Oklahoma City now being Dallas they'll be Waco PD union Beaumont.

At a place called blows there.

Propose that doesn't sound real that's in Louisiana that a real.

-- to -- Gutfeld and get.

You gotta go out don't don't leave me alone don't leave me alone all right we're close to sell the -- -- -- -- from TV city --

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