And Murphold appreciate this. Would you rather do wires at the state level or wires at the

federal level?

That's the state level.

Damn right.

If nothing else, just we don't have to have approval at DC to go up. So, you know, we

at one time had an assistant DA that was involved in some stuff. And, you know, we walked

the wiretap through my boss and I and draft the app order affidavit called the presiding

judge the pellet court. The attorney general has to sign off on it. We got that done

in 48 hours to go up on a wire.

At 48 hours, Murphold, those guys would still be there wouldn't even be done collecting

documentation.

I wouldn't even write the answer.

David.

That was a corruption case on. I mean, again, a public corruption case with a DA and

assistant DA and it was important. So, I mean, that was an all-nighter.

We worked together divided up and we, I mean, but it was important and had the judge

on standby. That wouldn't happen federally. You know, it's got to go to DC.

And so, but so many I love my time at the Bureau. Again, another job I do for free the rest

of my life. At this time, I'm presenting kind of teaching a lot of stuff on the Fourth

Amendment at conferences. And I this thought it was odd that I'm teaching knock-and-talks

or consent encounters. What's reasonable for constructive refusal on a search warrant,

all these things. Never done it myself. Just seemed kind of odd to me. Talking about

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