[Dolphy]

Graham is setting up a great argument here for our side. He is establishing the fact that Congress has a remedy at their disposal, if they don't like the NSA program.

Unfortunately he undermined that by suggesting that the President is unrestrained in interpreting the law as he wishes...completely ignoring the fact that the President has been briefing Congress.

[Howlin]

Exactly.

Graham is wrong.

[Pukin Dog]

He is right.

The law says "any and all actions". The president does not have to be an expert on the law to understand "any and all actions". It just points out that Congress is made up of stooges, who wrote the expansive law, because they were afraid to look like wimps in the face of 9-11.