It seems to me that all the evidence says he would do the second thing. Tim and i have argued on a lot of these issues. I am finding myself drawn into his perspective a bit. Attribute to your advocacy. I agree with the point that actually, surveillance law is developed more than other areas i mentioned. National security and counterterrorism law in checks and balances. And so, there is reason to think someone would blow the whistle if the Trump Administration tried to do something illegal and i fought hard for my 20 years in government, when i worked for National Security for increased information sharing, breaking down barriers within domestic agencies, and for the modernization of advisement so we could have a better approach to surveillance. But for my part, i would say as i fought for these changes, i did not bargain on a President Trump. That was beyond my ability to imagine as a leader of the country in thinking about how these policies would be implemented by the chief executive
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