Judge Napolitano on Obama's Extension of Warrantless
Wiretapping: 'Absolutely Unconstitutional'   Judge Andrew
Napolitano stopped by Fox Business Network's Varney & Co. to
weigh in on President Obama signing a five-year extension of the
government's warrantless wiretapping program. In doing so, the
judge said Obama is continuing with a practice that is
"absolutely unconstitutional" and a violation of the Fourth
Amendment's protection against unreasonable search and seizure.
Napolitano explained that the government can listen to any phone
call or read any email from a person in the United States to a
person outside the country even without a search warrant.
Varney asked what justification the government has for this
practice.  "(It is) an absurd, nativist, racist belief that
Americans who deal with foreigners are more likely to be a
danger to the security of the country than Americans who don't
deal with foreigners. That's preposterous," said Napolitano.
That prompted Varney to ask whether this type of eave