The President delivers remarks at the Department of Justice presenting the outcomes of the Administration's review of U.S. signals intelligence programs. He focus on steps that increase oversight and transparency while leaving the framework of the surveillance programs in place.  In addition, he will turn to Congress for guidance regarding the future of NSA data collection.The President’s Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technologies recommended more than 40 suggested changes at the NSA in a wide-ranging report issued this past December. Administration officials say Obama is likely to embrace many of the recommendations.Join the discussion on C-SPAN and share your comments on Facebook and Twitter using #cspanchat.