read every page has insights i will highlight the themes that are related to but beyond what jack summarized. the subtitle comment the accountable presidency after 9/11", is the most interesting avenue. the book introduces the idea of accountability techniques beyond the constitution demonstrating how the branches could interrelate with checks and balances. the new accountability technique is within the existing branches freedom of in permission act created by congress available to other private actors to produce a non transparency. the book demonstrates in the process and results, the combination of new activities with the old branch and a new use of instruments has produced enormous transformation web for the dynamic among the bridges. but whether in fact, the declining resources that are existing for investigative journalism abode ill for that dynamic? media is a critical player in this story. and the investigative journalism that discloses the horrific behavior of yahoo! ghraib to secret surveillance depended on a financing i am not sure exist going forward. those activities from the dev

going to highlight a couple of themes that are related to but maybe beyond, actually, what jack already summarized and ask a couple of questions. so the subtitle of the book, "the accountable presidency after 9/11," i think, is the most interesting avenue into the book. the book into douses -- into deuces the -- introduces the idea of accountability with new techniques beyond what the constitution actually provided for and at the same time demonstrating how the existing branches actually, also, have been able to interrelate and provide checks and balances. the new accountability techniques include some of the techniques used within the existing branches such as the inspector genre scream created by congress inside the executive, such as the freedom of information act created by congress but then available for people like david cole and other private actors to produce a kind of transparency. and what the book demonstrates is that both in the process and in the results this combination of new activities in old branches and new kinds of uses of instruments has actually produced enormous transformatio