On Friday, Jan. 17, President Barack Obama will give a major speech announcing the results of the administration's review of US electronic intelligence gathering. The president will speak at 11 a.m. from the Department of Justice. The White House says the president will address the balance between national security, foreign policy and civil liberties, as well as maintaining public trust.
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