Should Security Cost Your Privacy? | CIA Spy vs Privacy Pro

Is privacy a human right? Is the government built to protect itself? Does giving Google your information mean anyone should be able to access it?

These are simple questions, but how you answer has high-stakes consequences. It determines what you expect from governments, Big Tech, and the internet itself.

In this video, we bring together two experts with radically different vantage points: A former spy who knows how surveillance works from the inside and a fellow at a libertarian think tank who believes that privacy is a foundational human right. They debate what privacy really means in the digital age — and end with a rapid-fire back-and-forth on how governments should balance individual rights with national security.

Whether you believe privacy is worth protecting or are simply curious about how laws, values, and power struggles are shaping the future of your digital life, this conversation is for you.

Featuring:
Andrew Bustamante, former CIA intelligence officer: https://everydayspy.com/about-andrew
Jennifer Huddleston, Senior Fellow in Technology at the Cato Institute: https://www.cato.org/people/jennifer-...

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