Wyden's been great on this issue. He says in the film that there are two laws in America—one that you think you understand, and one that is the way things are interpreted in secret. In his interview, he's got his guy off to the side [who he checks with before answering any questions], because he's terrified that he's going to say something that is going to violate his oath to protect the national security secrets of the United States as a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee. But if the state of our oversight is that only a handful of lawmakers can go into the secure room, and can't take pencil or paper, and can only look at certain memos, and aren't allowed to discuss them with anyone, that's not actual oversight.
