The FISA debate about the president's warrant less wiretapping program may be coming to a close. After several delays by dissenting lawmakers, the Senate debated the issue today and are expected to pass a bill identical to the one passed by the House of Representatives in June. Approval from the Senate would send the bill to the White House – but depending on amendments, the President could veto the very bill he's been waiting for. Tanya Snyder reports from Washington.

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