Analysis what is going on here as well. Thank you. So good way, what you said, professor ku. I want to understand you, professor donohue, what you said, i may not being took the best notes. Walk me through the argument. A minute ago you said you were making distinction between collection of for little intelligence purposes and collection focused for the purpose of prosecution. So are you, is it your view that 702 collection is for the purpose of prosecution . It is one of the two stated purposes for which the information can be retained once it is collected. So it that is different. What im asking about, you said for the collected for the purpose of prosecution i thought . What is, i guess what im trying to get at, this distinction between foreign intelligence purpose and criminal purpose relevant at the collection stage only or all stages or what, help me understand what youre so in the Previous Panel brad addressed this point. He mentioned in the context of its a moment which the inf
Cannot do it on your own. You need people who are going to join into this endeavor with you and help you achieve it. I was lucky enough to have a bunch of great people doing that. And just trying to figure out you know, some people you know, just trying to figure out what makes an institution work, the personal dynamics within an institution, and using that knowledge to figure out how you can move and change and shift the place. It is a little bit different, but one of the things that you did that i find very striking is the concern that the senate had about the fact that you had no knowledge of hunting and guns. [laughter] and the way that you responded to that i think is reflective do you want me to tell the story . It is a great story. [laughter] talking to people before hand about what they wanted to hear, a number of them wanted to hear the hunting story. Ok, they have not heard the hunting story . A couple of them have. One thing you have to understand when you go through senate
Want my colleagues to think about, or i think that for whatever reason they might not have focused on, i will try to use argument as my opportunity to do that. So you bring out a certain angle on the case that you think is relevant. Sometimes. I mean, not every time. Sometimes im asking questions because i really want to know the answers to them. Sometimes i am asking questions to try to convey certain points to my colleagues. And i think all of us do that to some degree. Would it be better and i realize it is not the tradition, but would it be better if people talk before the oral argument . Or is this a better structure . I could see why it might be. I think it can work either way. Just to flip to another topic, one of the things that is very striking about your career, you know, youve talked about being open to different opportunities and that it makes sense to be open rather than just say, this is what im going to do at 35 and this is what im going to do at 50. You have had a serie
You get this kind of a surge and clearly that is on the increase. So in terms of Foreign Policy issues and, and i think this gets into some of what erica has been dealing with, we have more and more of these effects of climate, what we think are Climate Change. Were seeing, seeing droughts become more serious. Were seeing storms become more serious storms and how do you see this affecting us in terms of this Foreign Policy . I mean, one thing we have to deal with is often the United States is turned to help, people turn to us for human hahm aid and seeps that, that were running through that much more quickly than we used to in the past. Right. It is really interesting. We were all invited as part of the global thinkers event to a event at washington, d. C. As well and was focused much more on Foreign Policy and not specifically Climate Change but as a scientist who spend most of her day inside of a Science Building it was interesting to interact and hear from folks like current ambassa
Man or woman goes, that the legacy lives on. Of course. If people fight in that name, theres a big difference between good trouble and bad trouble. People are doing what they did in his earlier days. Confusing the two. And doing it for their own agenda and its dangerous. I didnt hear the entire show. Did your dad know him . My dad did know him. His legacy is far bigger than any familiarity. I will tell you, my father was greatly inspired as an Italian American by the black american experience. I know people have stereo types and stigmas. There was a lot of bigotry and violence. My pop came out of a slice of the immigrant reality that was poor. He grew up around a lot of black americans. He was in their weddings and friends and ballplayers. He was inspired that you fight the good fight. Take on power and lose a lot. It doesnt feel the same. It hurt my heart. I couldnt watch a lot of it. I was talking to brenda his person in d. C. Over the weekend texting. It hurts. Were losing a lot of