TheBlaze reports Iranian-Dutch filmmaker Bahram Sadeghi deleted an email accidentally and couldn't retrieve it, so he decided to call the U.S. National Security Agency because they have a reputation of storing emails.
When the NSA employee wouldn't admitted to the collection of Internet data and emails, he decided to let her know he was an Iranian, therefore could possibly be a person of interest to the NSA, so could she check for him now?
What happened next is described in the video details as a "cat-and-mouse game with two NSA employees, where Sadeghi tried to draw out various admissions about surveillance programs, and the NSA tried to get his name and contact information."
Cross posted at Before It's News
