so with that at the outset, judge ornstein's opinion which will certainly go up on appeal and we will the ultimate answer on that, regarding the applicability of the all writs act. looked yes, the all writs act as a 1789 statute. the bill of rights is ratified to usually good we think that's pretty good law. the notion that laws die of old age just doesn't hold, like that's not come i think another way to refer to those laws would be bedrock principles, a foundation to the credit jurisprudence. it's important understand that a lot of ways to look at these things. the impor important thing aboute appliques is for our note security concerns there. apple has the software in question. they voluntarily engineered it. they protect it. there's been no intimation it's ever been compromised on that case. there is a warrant. i think it's important to understand what is happening in terms of the argument, in terms of whether or not congress has a role to speak it. what apple is asserting in the eastern district of new york is not the security concerns. is asserting the question of reputational h

so with that at the outset, that said, judge ornstein's opinion, which will certainly go up on appeal and get the ultimate answer on that, regarding the applicability of the all writs act, look, yes, the all writs act is 1789 statute. the bill of rights was ratified in 1791, two years later. we still think that is pretty good law. the notion that laws die of old age just doesn't hold. that is sort of not, i think another way to refer to those laws would be bedrock principles, right? foundational to the united states jurisprudence. i think it is important to understand there are a lot of ways to look at these things. the important thing about the apple says there are no security concerns there, right? apple has the software in question. they voluntary engineered it. they protect it. there has been no, no intimation ever been compromise in that case. there is a warrant. now, i think it is important to sort of understand what is happening in terms of the argument, in terms of whether or not it, congress has a role to speak here. essentially what apple is asserting in eastern district of

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. >> this judge, ornstein, rejecting the argument.owell mcadam of verizon is putting a post up on linkedin backing apple saying we support the ability of strong encryption with no back doors that would enable government access to private information which we feel would degrade security and privacy for millions. >> you get a smart judge from the eastern direct a republican this morning on "squak" saying there's a right to it. now you realize maybe why fed chief comey was a little more circumspect when he was on the hill. this writ, you're using an early law in our country's history to crack the iphone. >> right. this is not as clear cut. >> no, mcadam goes on the one hand, on the other hand. on the one hand, on the other hand, and then comes back to say we think the apple case presents unique policy issues addressed by congress. >> which means it won't be addressed. >> the court also -- >> it should get to the court. >> we don't know. it cuts across ideologies times. >> but the attorney general of the united states, if he was involved,