Lara Logan says Americans' privacy 'sold out' to Big Tech: 'No such thing as Fourth Amendment anymore'

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Lara Logan: No such thing as a Fourth Amendment anymore

Lara Logan on how the government is spying on Americans in 'every means possible.'

In a new season of "Lara Logan Has No Agenda," Fox Nation host Lara Logan focuses on the overreach of Big Tech. Logan told 'Fox & Friends' Monday that tech companies know "everything you do" and warned that Americans have been sold out by their government.

LARA LOGAN: "I mean, the depth and breadth to which we have given up all of our privacy is truly staggering. As a mother, I was particularly shocked and alarmed by how every single piece of information that they have about us … they create a pattern of life and they connect all the dots and they know everything that you do. 

So if you're pregnant, they can tell that by the changes in your habits and what you search online and they can you know, they can manipulate a child that has anxiety by constantly reinforcing the things that give that child anxiety and things like 23 and Me, you know, these companies that use your DNA to tell you all about your history, that they're selling that information to people like insurers, medical insurers. And all the people that you don't want to have that information are getting it, everything has a back door and the government literally is spying on us in every means possible. 

The phone companies, the tech companies, they've sold us out and there is no such thing as the Fourth Amendment anymore. I mean, all of those things. In fact, there's so much, it's difficult to name it all."

Go to Fox Nation to watch the newest episode of Lara Logan Has No Agenda.

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