doesn't work so how is this helping us and where's the transparency because you have you know susan morgan saying if it doesn't get reauthorized you know they'll lose a tool in there too that if we don't have all of these. things that were involved 7 because some day some day we might need them and they might be great is it fair or then and what effect does it have on the constitution not just constitutionality but the power of the espionage act if we're just throwing it willy nilly at people to make up for. oh our stuff got out of people found out let's let's understand something about the importance of this the entire vault 7 and the espionage. prosecutions we've seen whether it's assad whether it's man whether it's other individuals who have been caught up in this whole thing this has the power to undermine the constitution itself whether or not we have a constitution or not is wrapped up in what happens in these cases because if the courts ruled that the government can use it as we have to prosecute any journalist for example who publishes that's what's on to just receiving a publishin

deputy assistant director of counterterrorism action, susan morgan from the national security agency. >> chairman graham, ranking member feinstein and ricky members of the committee, thank you letting me testify for the foreign intelligence surveillance act or fisa. these are authorities that will expire at the end of this year unless reauthorize by congress. the administration strongly supports permanent reauthorization's of these provisions. three of the authorities, business records, lone wolf provisions have been part of pfizer for over a decade. they been renewed by congo smokable times most recently in the freedom act of 2015 but before that the same authorities were reauthorize multiple times between 2005 and 2011 in each renewal gained bipartisan support. today am going to give you a brief overview of three of the authorities and then i'll turn over to my colleagues to address how they been used in practice and national secured. the mcauley from the nsa will address the cdr authority that senator feinstein described in targeted collections of data counterterrorism investigatio

general master -- michael orlando, deputy assistant director for the counter terrorism division, susan morgan from the national security agency. chairman graham, writing member feinstein, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify about important provisions of the foreign intelligence surveillance act. these authorities will expire unless reauthorized by congress. the administration supports permanent reauthorization of these provisions. three of the authorities, roving wiretap, business records and lone wolf provisions have been over a fisa for well decade. most recently the usa freedom act of 2015. but before that these authorities were reauthorize multiple times between 2005 and 2011 and each renewal gained bipartisan support. today i will give you a brief overview of three of the legal authorities and i will turn it over to my colleagues to address how they have been used in practice and their value to national security. my colleague from the nsa will address the fourth authority, the cdr authority senator feinstein described in which nsa -- ingage in metadata and

witter merged with morgan stanley and rick was promoted to executive vice president of security for the largest tenant in the entire world, the world trade center. in 1998, he met susan they married within a year. that was good. right? they were both very happy. that was a good move for both. on tuesday, september 11, 2001, rick got up early. put on his blue pinstriped suit and just before he left home in morristown, new jersey, he kissed susan and said i've never felt better in my life. i love you so. very nice. it's very nice. rick arrived in his office before 7:30 a.m. a little more than an hour later, he heard an explosion and looked out the window to see the north tower consumed by flames. bullhorn in hand, rick told everyone to ignore the p.a. system that was instructing them to remain at their desks. he directed them to start marching down the stairs two by two, get out and start marching. just do it. and they had practiced before because of him. they had practiced before. rick ran up and down over 20 floors telling employees to keep moving, keep moving, get out. keep moving. many recall them saying today is a day to be proud. tomorrow, the world will be looki