mr. wigman. thank you, both. as i said, you submitted joint testimony, and that will be part of the record. . so i appreciate your not taking every minute of your time here. i will say about the disclosures. i have said that these have been in good faith. it's just that there's nothing in law about them. there's nothing permanent about what you're doing. we're trying to create a framework where people have more confidence and understanding or can decide for themselves whether they should have confidence. mr. lit, you indicated that odni may lack the technical ability to estimate the number of u.s. citizens and permanent residents whose information has been collected under the different surveillance authorities. i find this troubling. we give broad legal power to conduct surveillance precisely because that is supposed to be targeted at foreign adversaries, not at americans. many of the broadest laws we have written like section 702 of fisa says that you can only use this law only to target foreign people. you cann

mr. wigman something. mr. i'm the chairman. i guess i can go over my own time. i have nine seconds here. i understand you think my bill required too much detail -- i'm going weigh that feedback very carefully. i want to point out when i drafted the government reporting requirements in a bill i mongdzed them after the wiretap report that the department of justice releases every year. if you look at last year's report, it breaks down the number of wiretap not just nationally but specific jurisdiction and breaks down those numbers by the nature of the wiretap on mobile phone, home phone, business phone. last year's wiretap report shows that federal prosecutor in manhattan secured wiretap orders for mobile phones 48 times in 2012 while their colleagues in brooklyn only did it five times in the same period. the wiretap report contains a wealth of informing. nobody is arguing that crlts in manhattan are reading the wiretap report and fleeing to brooklyn because, you know, they are less likely to get their phones tapped there. it my bill wouldn't require anything near