WELL, SENATOR, JUST TO CLARIFY WHAT I INTENDED TO SAY AND I MAY WELL HAVE MISSPOKEN. THERE IS AN ORIGINALIST TAKE, I THINK, ON THE QUESTION OF WHAT HAPPENS WITH A CELL PHONE. AS THE SUPREME COURT HELD IN THE RILEY CASE, THERE WAS A WAY IN WHICH YOU ASSESS PRINCIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTION, THE TEXT OF THE CONSTITUTION, AND APPLY IT TO MODERN TECHNOLOGY AND YOU HAVE TO BECAUSE THERE'S NO QUESTION THAT CELL PHONES DIDN'T EXIST AT THE TIME OF THE FOUNDING. SO IF THE ORIGINALIST PRINCIPLE IS WE LOOK ONLY AT THE CONSTITUTION AS IT RELATES TO THINGS THAT EXISTED IN THE TIME OF THE FOUNDING, THERE WOULD BE NO ANSWER TO WHAT TO DO ABOUT A CELL PHONE. SO WHAT THE SUPREME COURT HAS SAID AND DONE IS TO DETERMINE THAT THE PRINCIPLE OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT WITH RESPECT TO SEARCHES IS TO DETERMINE WHETHER THERE IS A REASONABLE EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY. THEY ALSO HAVE LOOKED AT PROPERTY INTEREST WITH RESPECT TO WHETHER OR NOT THERE'S AN INVASION OF PRIVACY. AND THEN DETERMINED FROM HISTORY WHAT THAT REASONABLE EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY RELATED TO BACK AT TIME OF THE FOUNDING AND ANALL SKWRAOEUZED TO CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES RELATED TO THINGS LIKE CELL PHONES. IT'S A METHOD OF INTERPRETATION THAT ALLOWS YOU TO, INSTEAD OF THE ALTERNATIVE, WHICH WOULD BE DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE HISTORY, JUST LOOK AT THE WORDS IN THE CONSTITUTION AND SAY, WHAT DO I THINK IS REASONABLE OR UNREASONABLE WITH RESPECT TO POLICE OFFICERS SEARCHING CELL PHONES? THAT'S NOT THE WAY THE SUPREME COURT HANDLES IT. THEY TRY TO DETERMINE WHAT WAS UNREASONABLE HISTORICALLY AND THEN GIVEN THOSE PRINCIPLES -- HISTORICALLY IT WOULD BE UNREASONABLE FOR POLICE OFFICERS ENTER SOMEONE'S HOME, RIFLED THROUGH THEIR PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS, ANALOGIZED TO CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES AND THE FACT THAT A CELL PHONE IS LIKE YOUR PERSONAL FILE CABINET AND THEY SAY OK, GIVEN WHAT WE UNDERSTAND THE FRAMERS TO HAVE INTENDED ABOUT THE NEED FOR A WARRANT AND PROTECTION AGAINST UNREASONABLE SEARCHES, WE ARE GOING TO APPLY THAT TO MODERN CIRCUMSTANCE. IT'S AN ORIGINALIST WAY OF ANALYZING THE CURRENT DISPUTE. 