In a recent interview, Missouri Senator Josh Hawley raised concerns about the alleged surveillance of American citizens by the Biden administration. The senator expressed astonishment and disbelief at the reported monitoring of people who shop at Bass Pro Shops and purchase Bibles. He questioned why the administration would be afraid of everyday Americans, suggesting that such actions raise suspicion about their intentions.
Senator Hawley went on to criticize banks for their cooperation with the government in this surveillance. He accused them of prioritizing their own interests over their customers, citing their eagerness to receive bailouts but willingness to compromise customer privacy. He emphasized the need for the government and banks to start working for the American people once again.
