NSA Meltdown: Utah Data Compound Suffers Power Surge Damage

According to the Wall Street Journal, the National Security Agency's massive spy center in Utah is literally melting. Since August, the $2 billion NSA compound has experienced ten electrical surges that have resulted in electrical components melting down causing approximately $100,000 in damage each time. RT's Meghan Lopez joins Sam Sacks to discuss the NSA's surveillance and how Edward Snowden's revelations are hindering the agency.