We are monitoring what the Defense Department may do in terms of providing surveillance information to domestic law enforcement,

We really don't think they need to amend the freedom-of-information law to address their situation.

Our defense is what got us here.

That's all we've talked about is defense, defense, defense, ... Now we're coming out and backing up our talk.

That would be useful information so we could judge whether the sensitivity programs that the law-enforcement officials go through are effective or not.

We provide the information first to law enforcement and then do reviews to see if they follow up. Otherwise, we send a cease-and-desist order to the method-of-payment services [such as a credit-card company] and try to engage banks and regulators.