and it is a very unusual animal, and i agree with judge reportson it raises significant questions, with problematic approvals. but prior to 702, the fisa court was overwhelmed with individualized orders focused on foreign targets. the court didn't understand why it was spending so much time worrying about nonu.s. persons' privacy outside of the united states. so the 702 process was intended to make it easier, whether it's just focused on foreign targets to collection the communications in and out of the united states to those targets. so it's workable. i think it is a great story that congress passed this legislation, and when congress did pass it and consider it, all members of congress were given the opportunity to be briefed on all the classified details of these programs, and all he members of the intelligence committees were briefed. finally, on the amicus participation, i'm not sure that's feasible. the amicus would have to in the details of the'm request. the court is witting of lots of classified information supporting the probable cause determination or the reasonable suspicion