i'm amy goodman. the house has passed a controversial cyber security measure in defiance of a veto threat from president obama. on thursday, 42 democrats joined 206 republicans who approve the seven intelligence sharing and protection act, or cispa, and a surprise vote. the measure would allow private internet companies like google, facebook, and microsoft to hand over troves of confidential customer records and communications to the national security agency, fbi, and department of homeland security, effectively legalizing a secret domestic surveillance program already run by the nsa. backers say the measure is needed to help private firms crackdown on foreign entities -- including the chinese and russian governments -- committing online economic espionage. but the bill has faced widespread opposition from online privacy advocates and drawn threats of a white house veto. the measure passed after lawmakers approved an amendment that would widely expand the government's ability to use the information it

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