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Nonpersistence of the record of the communications you have. that means you have to be monitoring that individual almost realtime in order to get any information out of it. that seems not impossible but if you think about the people trying to monitor, and can you talk about the kind of intelligence they re hoping to get from the people tied to amri? look, the bane of any intelligence work is production which is primarily link analysis. that means that you follow one target and you look who that person calls, and then you look who the subsequent people that person calls and build out, if you can think of homeland, a chart that sort of shows this crazy sort of architecture of who they re in contact with. the encryption, while you can t see it, you can see when someone initiates a call. intelligence is predictive analysis. you don t want to be reactionary and talking about this after it
To explain the programs and defend them. he may get an earful in the p s process. you saw at a hearing the number of nsa programs including one that may insnare the phone records of millions of americans. how can you justify the assertion that phone records of millions of americans who have nothing to do with terrorism are relevant to an authorized investigation under section 215? so i begin by noting that a number of judges repeatedly over the years had found that these records are in fact relevant. the reason is. here is why there s so much concern about this. let s say the nsa is looking at the phone records of one suspected terrorist? that then leads them to the phone records of a number of others. you all of the people that that person calls. then they look at the phone records of all of those individuals. this isn t even to scale. that one investigation could
Get the feeling when it s ad hoc transparency, that s not that doesn t engender trust, i don t think. we should keep in mind then, that every piece of information we make available to the public will be read by determined adversary and that adversary has already demonstrated the capacity to kill thousands of americans even on our own soil. top national security officials were back on capitol hill today defending the surveillance programs. just last week, the house barrelly defeated an amendment that would cut the funding for the tracking of all of our phone calls. steve centanni is in d.c. on the top story at the bottom of the hour. what did we learn from these newly released documents? shep, they acknowledge the program use something called hops technology. that refers to the hop or jump from scrutinizing one person s phone records to everyone that person calls and then everyone those people call. the result? more than 2 million records could potentially be examined in searc