Question: you’re confident in that?
Answer: i am confident in that. but what i recognize is that we’re going to have to continue to improve the safeguards and, as technology moves forward, that means that we may be able to build technologies that give people more assurance, and we do have to do a better job of giving people confidence in how these programs work. so we have set up an entire website. we’re releasing more documents that previously were considered classified. what i’ve said is that i am open to working with congress to figure out, can we get more transparency in terms of how the oversight court works? can – do we need a public advocate in there who people have confidence in? are there additional reforms that can be taken that preserve the core mission of the nsa, which is making sure that we have enough intelligence to protect ourselves from terrorism or weapons of mass destruction or cybersecurity, but do it in a way that americans know their basic privacies are being protected? i think that could be achieved. but – but there’s no doubt that, for all the work that’s been done to protect the american people’s privacy, the capabilities of the nsa are scary to people. and, by the way, these aren’t unique to the nsa. i mean, we’ve got a whole bunch of other countries out there who have these capabilities. one of the challenges that we have is, even as we put in safeguards to make sure that the u.s. government doesn’t abuse – abuse these capabilities, we’ve also got to make sure that foreign governments aren’t hacking into our banks, aren’t hacking into our critical infrastructure, are making sure that consumers are protected. and that means that we’re going to be in this cyber world – and we’ve got to do it in the right way, we’ve got to do it in a way that makes sure that people know their own government is looking out for their interests, but we’ve also got to do it in a way that recognizes that we’ve got some hostile folks out there that potentially are trying to do us harm.
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  you’re confident in that?
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  i am confident in that. but what i recognize is that we’re going to have to continue to improve the safeguards and, as technology moves forward, that means that we may be able to build technologies that give people more assurance, and we do have to do a better job of giving people confidence in how these programs work. so we have set up an entire website. we’re releasing more documents that previously were considered classified. what i’ve said is that i am open to working with congress to figure out, can we get more transparency in terms of how the oversight court works? can – do we need a public advocate in there who people have confidence in? are there additional reforms that can be taken that preserve the core mission of the nsa, which is making sure that we have enough intelligence to protect ourselves from terrorism or weapons of mass destruction or cybersecurity, but do it in a way that americans know their basic privacies are being protected? i think that could be achieved. but – but there’s no doubt that, for all the work that’s been done to protect the american people’s privacy, the capabilities of the nsa are scary to people. and, by the way, these aren’t unique to the nsa. i mean, we’ve got a whole bunch of other countries out there who have these capabilities. one of the challenges that we have is, even as we put in safeguards to make sure that the u.s. government doesn’t abuse – abuse these capabilities, we’ve also got to make sure that foreign governments aren’t hacking into our banks, aren’t hacking into our critical infrastructure, are making sure that consumers are protected. and that means that we’re going to be in this cyber world – and we’ve got to do it in the right way, we’ve got to do it in a way that makes sure that people know their own government is looking out for their interests, but we’ve also got to do it in a way that recognizes that we’ve got some hostile folks out there that potentially are trying to do us harm.