Interesting, he reaffirms the claim about "direct access", and he's talking as if he doesn't have any concerns at all. Someone's credibility is going to suffer

Interesting, he reaffirms the claim about "direct access", and he's talking as if he doesn't have any concerns at all. Someone's credibility is going to suffer. Either he is making serious allegations too loosely, or the denials by the CEOs are wordplay (unlikley third option: the NSA has thoroughly owned these companies without them knowing it). "We followed Wednesday's story about the NSA's bulk telephone record-gathering with one yesterday about the agency's direct access to the servers of the world's largest internet companies. I don't have time at the moment to address all of the fallout because - to borrow someone else's phrase - I'm Looking Forward to future revelations that are coming (and coming shortly), not Looking Backward to ones that have already come."