WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation’s top intelligence officer is telling lawmakers he’s willing to consider limits on surveillance by the National Security Agency.

James Clapper is Director of National Intelligence. He says he would consider limits to ease concerns raised by disclosures of NSA’s bulk collection of Americans’ phone and email data.

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