Right now, the President’s compartmentalization tactic is working, but it has a shelf life. Compartmentalization is a tactic to insulate the top level of an organization, be it one engaged in legal, nefarious or human intelligence gathering, from criticism, prosecution, or discovery, respectively. For example, in Chicago politics, compartmentalization has, for decades, successfully insulated its mayors from complicity in a variety of alleged questionable activities. “I didn’t know about that,” is the verbal wall that signals compartmentalization. Organized crime uses compartmentalization to shield its leaders from complicity and prosecution. The Mafia Don sends his orders down through Lieutenants, verbally and...