people of america make sure that they and the next generations live in a country that is free and osperousil: would you ever want to be a treasury secretary in a future republican administration? >> i'm going back to the same point. i think that people who want a job with government get their priorities wrong. i don't think that the people -- if they feel that they n make a contribution, they somimes have to say yes to something that they want to do is. neil: your son isn't ruling out a political future for himself. >> i have terrifisons and daughters in law. the politicsn the future. it is a tough road. we are going to have a tough road with the media. if you're not willing to deal with that, don't get into the race. you know that, understood it, i dot have hard feelings. i think it is harder on my sons and daughter in law and my wif to watch their dad than it is for me. i watch my dad and, you know, i was harder on me than it was on him when i watched him in his campaign. that is dissuades going to be. neil: governor, it is a pleasure. thank you very much, sir. thank you, iis goodo be wi

they had a sufficient purporting system if you had an osper, that's a u.s. person. then they have to self report that and that report goes to management and over to general council and copy to the inspector general and pour through it was it inadvertent or accidental, was this on purpose. they all ended every conversation we had with can't we take a deeper look into this or more of a look of that with i'm not going to jail or i'm not losing my job and we have to worry about u.s. persons. i'm saying it was a diligence but almost a paranoia. y i'm having trouble and i think phil would too reconciling this portrait that we get from mr. snowden of this rampant ongoing surveillance of everybody's personal e-mails and facebook pages. who would have the time, who would have the wherewithal, why would they be interested in when my other experience was we were doing triage on targets. we had more bad guys than we had ears and headphones. we had more targets than we had people to pour over, and we had to make tough choices. that was my experience and my dealings with the nsa