I think it is highly likely, and I am not getting into details right now but probably behind closed doors, that we are conducting extensive and then listening and hacking, if you will, overseas and we are sharing that with our European allies and I would hope we are.
Rohrabacher suggests U.S. intelligence is actively sharing information with European allies.
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