I would call attention to something we haven't talked much about here today, and that is the fact that, when the FISA court issues warrants allowing for the surveillance of various parties that are brought to the attention of the court, almost always there is only the government and their making the argument that they should have the opportunity to do the surveillance.
Goodlatte emphasizes the need for public representation in FISA court proceedings.
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