NTD News Today (May 31): Assistant Secretary of State Calls FISA Abuses ‘Disturbing’; DeSantis Campaign Analysis

With presidential candidate Ron DeSantis campaigning in Iowa, we hear reactions from voters and some analysis on how DeSantis can overcome former president Donald Trump's sizable polling lead. The FBI is facing questions again about its use of the FISA surveillance program on American citizens. Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence Brett Holmgren said on May 30 that abuses of the program are 'disturbing,' but that it should continue. The Republican field of presidential candidates continues to expand. Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie plans to run for president again. Topics in this episode include: 1. FISA Should Continue: Asst. State Secretary 2. Governor DeSantis Kicks Off Campaign in Iowa 3. DeSantis Campaign Analysis and Reactions 4. Chris Christie to Announce Presidential Bid 5. Utah Rep. Chris Stewart to Resign from House 6. Biden Withdraws Third Federal Agency Nominee 7. GOP Threatens to Hold FBI Dir. In Contempt 8. Supreme Court Rejects Case Against Reddit 9. Nebraska Signs School Choice Program into Law 10. Alabama Restricts Trans Student Athletes 11. FedEx Avoids Pilot Strike with Tentative Deal 12. Nvidia Reaches $1 Trillion Market Cap 13. N. Korea’s First Spy Satellite Launch Fails 14. EU Renewables Tangled Up in China Dependence 15. China’s Economic Recovery Stuttering 16. CCP Exporting Repression to the West 17. NATO Troops Guard Town Halls in Kosovo 18. U.S. Urges Turkey to Back Sweden’s NATO Bid 19. NATO Struggles in Search for New Leader 20. Germany Jails Woman for Attacks on Neo-Nazis 21. British Pubs Saved by the Community 22. Australian Vets Treat Wild Animal Species 23. Runner-Up’s Partner Snatches Winner’s Crown