you might have a dhs doj, might , be criminal components to it. we are the consumer protection enforcement certainly that you would encounter at the federal level. com. ohlhausen: i think that is right. terrell mentioned some of the carveouts we have from our authority. insurance is another one. some of the biggest hacks have been against insurance companies. the ftc would not been to investigate. peter: why? com. ohlhausen: congress said we do not have authority over insurance. peter: why is there only one republican commissioner and three democrats? com. ohlhausen: well, the commission is a bipartisan agency, no more than three can be from the same political party and the current administration or the administration chooses the commissioners. you are always always going to have more of the sitting party's commissioners than the other. but my fellow ftc commissioner joshua wright, my fellow republican recently resigned , from the commission to return to academia. peter: do you perceive getting another republican on the commission soon? com. ohlha

you may contact dhs, the fbi, doj. there may be criminal component to it. so i think with consumer protection enforcement certainly that you would encounter at the federal level. >> i think that's right. terrell mentioned some of the carveouts we have from our authority. and insurance is another one for some of the biggest tax weaselly have been against insurance companies. the ftc would not be able to investigate those. >> why? >> because congress under the mccarran-ferguson act said we don't have authority over insurance. >> what is the only one republican commissioner and three democrats? >> well, the commission is bipartisan agency, no more than three can be from the same political party, and the current administration or the administration chooses to commissioner. so you are most always going to have more of the sitting parties commissioners than the other. but my fellow ftc commissioner joshua, my fellow republicans recently resigned from the commission to return to academia. >> do you foresee getting another republican on the commission's and? >> i t

one of the flagships of successes that we have all done together, actually, fbi, doj, dhs, is suspicious activity reporting. see something, say something is the public awareness component of that. and we essentially have neighborhood watch for the nation. key to making that work is privacy policies across all 78 fusion centers, every state with the exception of wyoming. every federal agency has these privacy policies in place. they train officers against these policies, analysts, they have compliance procedures, performance metrics, it all works pretty well. and the key to it is it is integrated into our domestic architecture and the culture of how public safety works in this country. the domestic part, the home game doesn't work unless we have full integration of our partners, the american people, the private sector. and so that's kind of critical to how the -- how we operate. and i think a real success. >> how much would it impair what you do if all ability to collect against foreigners overseas, let's say syria or iraq, were suddenly overlaid with a set of requirements similar to what