Ron Paul says U.S. gov't considers its citizens to be the enemy

Former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, has leveled a stinging and heavy indictment against the U.S. government in the Edward Snowden case.

Snowden is the former NSA intelligence official who blew the whistle on the agency's broad-based surveillance program aimed at tracking over 100 million American citizens.

The U.S. government now considers Snowden to be a fugitive from justice who will be charged with espionage once he is extradited, if ever, back to U.S. soil. Snowden is on the run and seeking asylum reportedly in Ecuador.

But Ron Paul disputes that notion...

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