Attorney General Alberto Gonzales could be facing a perjury investigation if he does not clear up contradictions made in his testimony about surveillance without a warrantWashington (EON) - Attorney General Alberto Gonzales could be facing a perjury investigation if he does not clear up contradictions made in his testimony about surveillance without a warrant.

The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee made the announcement on Sunday in regards to the future and fate of Gonzales stating that his time is running ot and a perjury investigation is hanging over his head.

Senator Patrick Leahy stated “This is going to have a devastating effect on law enforcement throughout the country if it’s not cleared up.”

President Bush spoke on his weekly radio address on Saturday urging Congress to update the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978. The hope is that the law can be updated to work with current technologies.

One the facts are known as perjury investigation may move forward.