mr. humphries what does that mean? what do you do for a living? >> guest: i microsoft's chief advocates. i am an ambassador to capitol hill to the administration lead a wonderful team of government affairs professionals that do advocacy on publicly policy issues that range from security surveillance trade tax a whole host of issues and one that is important as education. we do the advocacy for the company. >> host: you don't come from a tech background. >> guest: i've worked on capitol hill. i worked for u.s. represented gephardt when he was the democratic leader and i've also worked for governor porter tennessee for seven years. i hail from national -- nashville tennessee. at the opportunity to work with and meet a person named al gore when he was on the ticket with president bill clinton coming up to washington to work at the democratic national committee it seems like years ago. >> host: mr. humphries when it comes to microsoft whether one and two of the big issues that you advocate for as his you say on capitol hill? >> i would say first one i

mr. humphries, to the usa freedom act that you mentioned. why do you say that's a step in the right direction? >> guest: i say a step in the right direction, you know frankly, as a result of some of the post-snowden activities there's been a lot of concern of things that troubled folks that many people, we didn't know. so to be able to think about how the government is collecting data, it's important that it's done right, it's transparent and there's, you know, rules of the road and due process and things of that nature. so what has happened with the usa freedom act is the end when it comes to section 215 and the bulk collection and the collection of the metadata, is very important. and i think there's greater transparency. i think that's a step in the right direction. when i think about other issues when it comes to surveil is lance or privacy -- surveillance or privacy i think of one bill we're commit interested -- we're quite interested in is called leads, dealing with law enforcement access to data. and congressman moreno and dale benny

mr. humphries, what does that mean? what do you do for a living? >> i am microsoft's chief advocate. i'm one of -- i'm microsoft's ambassador. ambassador to capitol hill, to the administration, lead a wonderful team of government professionals that do advocacy, public policy issues that range from privacy security, surveillance trade, tax a whole host of issues and one that's real important education. so we do the advocacy for the company. >> host: you don't come from a tech background. >> guest: no. i worked on capitol hill. i worked for u.s. representative dick gephardt when he was minority leader or the