"A number of compliance problems?" Interpret as you will, but I'm guessing we'll eventually find out
"A number of compliance problems?" Interpret as you will, but I'm guessing we'll eventually find out more...
In the letter, released Friday by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), a vocal critic of the surveillance program, Clapper said the problems had been previously identified and detailed in reports to the Court and briefings to Congress.
However, there have been no findings of any intentional or bad-faith violations, he wrote. These problems generally involved human error or highly sophisticated technology issues related to NSAs compliance with particular aspects of the Courts orders.
Clappers letter did not provide details but offered to give lawmakers more information in a classified setting. A spokesman for Clapper declined to elaborate.
Wyden, in an interview late Friday, said intelligence officials could definitely reveal more information about the problems without compromising national security. As a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Wyden said he was aware of the details but could not disclose them because of classification rules. The intelligence agencies constantly come back to the refrain about how careful they are, he said. This certainly raises substantial questions about that argument.
the rest:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/nsa-surveillance-program-has-had-compliance-problems-official-says/2013/07/26/f64c9820-f63d-11e2-a2f1-a7acf9bd5d3a_story.html