ken weinstein, the last report they didn't know necessarily about what was happening behind the sceneat the academic support unit. we reported to them on a weekly basis from the academic support unit for student athletes. they had all of the records. they helped with clearing athletes for tournament. right now in march madness before you go to the tournament you have to certify your students all over again. you're constantly in an academic support unit in athletics you're constantly looking at transcripts and letting coaches know who is eligible, who is eligible, who is sitting on the fence, where we're going forward with all of that. >> yes yes. >> first of all i would . >> we suggest burgess mcwayne and debbie crowder concocted the system t was at her prompting. in '80s there were a number of weak students on the men's basketball team. she loved the guys around wanted to help them in a way that seemed right to her. she found easiest classes she could. turned out some of them were easy indeed. and, after going through a year or two experimenting essentially with these courses, with j

ken weinstein, could someone make the argument that we're all voluntarily turning over our geolocational information where these camera feeds to third parties when we walk down the street and therefore private companies can broadcast them to the world without restrictions? >> yeah, i think you took the words right out of my mouth. i think that's a perfectly legitimate argument. especially since don't have a lot of signs saying this area covered by cctv. you decide to go ahead and walk down the street. you've accepted the consequences. i'm not necessarily advocating it as the right result. but i think as a statutory matter, i haven't gone through the cataloging of statutes that might relate to this as it relates to a private party. but as constitutional matter, if it's a nonstate actor and there isn't a directly applicable statutory bar, seems like that would be a sound argument. >> greg, that sounds like an outrage. how could this be possible? and in particular, describe specifically the movements afoot in congress to address precisely this question. and if they're not afoot, what laws d