Ron Wyden

I feel very strongly that sources and methods have got to be secret and that has got to be a sacrosanct principle in the Intelligence Community.

Current FISA law prohibits the Intelligence Community from collecting GPS information on Americans overseas without a warrant.

I absolutely think the public has a strong interest.

This is going to be an ongoing kind of process between, you know, sources and methods--got to be secret--and public law so people can sit in a coffee shop and figure out what in the world is going on back here.

I think the laws have got to be public, and that means basically someone ought to be able to sit in a coffee shop somewhere and read a public law because that's what our system depends on.

To me, this isn't how legislation should be written, and it adds to distrust.

I feel very strongly that sources and methods have got to be secret and that has got to be a sacrosanct principle in the Intelligence Community.

I think in a democracy it's important that our laws be transparent and public to the maximum extent possible.

Current FISA law prohibits the Intelligence Community from collecting GPS information on Americans overseas without a warrant.

I think in a democracy it's important that our laws be transparent and public to the maximum extent possible.

I feel very strongly that sources and methods have got to be secret and that has got to be a sacrosanct principle in the Intelligence Community.

This is going to be an ongoing kind of process between, you know, sources and methods--got to be secret--and public law.

I think the laws have got to be public, and that means basically someone ought to be able to sit in a coffee shop somewhere and read a public law because that's what our system depends on.

Is there any reason why that protection should not be extended to Americans in the United States?

This isn't how legislation should be written, and it adds to distrust.

Current FISA law prohibits the Intelligence Community from collecting GPS information on Americans overseas without a warrant.

I absolutely think the public has a strong interest.

Just very briefly, having participated in these debates--this specific discussion now, on several occasions-- again, my friend and I just have a difference of opinion. Senator Cornyn and Senator Padilla have repeatedly talked about this…

Let's do this, Dr. Cutler, and to all of you. This is very helpful.

We're going to spend that $4.5 trillion this year on American healthcare.

What the insurance companies so often say to all of us is that authorizations are supposed to help patients get better care.

You divide 330 million into $4.5 trillion and you could send every family of 4 in America a check for $50,000.

Let's do this, Dr. Cutler, and to all of you. This is very helpful.

You divide 330 million into $4.5 trillion and you could send every family of 4 in America a check for $50,000.

We're going to spend that $4.5 trillion this year on American healthcare.