So I usedtomeethim, andwhen I wouldconduct a debriefinglikethis, youwouldask a lotofquestions.
だから私はよく彼に会ったし、こうして報告会を開くと、あなたはたくさんの質問をする。
Soagain, theprofessionalquestionasker.
だからまた、プロの質問者である。
I wouldspendtimeinadvanceofoneofthesemeetingsplanning a laundrylistofquestions.
私はこのような会議の前に、質問のリストを作ることに時間を費やしていた。
I wouldtalkwithouranalysts.
私はアナリストと話をするだろう。
I wouldtalkwithourreportsofficerstomakesure I understoodthelandscape,
私は報告書作成担当者とよく話し合い、状況を理解するように努めた、
I knewwhatholesexisted, and I knewwhatquestionstogoandask.
どんな穴があるのか知っていたし、どんな質問をすればいいのかもわかっていた。
Then I wouldgetreadyformysurveillancedetectionroute, whichiswhenyougooutandyouspendtimeonthestreetmakingsurethatnooneissurveillingyou, sothatwhenyougointo a meeting, it's a securelocation, you'renotputtingthatpersonindanger.
Andusuallythelastthing I woulddobefore I wouldleaveforoneofthesemeetingswouldbelookuponlinewhathadhappenedinthemostrecentepisodeoftheUSANetworkshow, CovertAffairs.
Becausethisgentleman, whowas a foreignnational, providinginformationtotheUnitedStatesgovernment, to a realCIAofficer, lovedtheshowCovertAffairsstarringPiperPerrabo.
Andnotonlyam I goingtorunforCongress, but I'm goingtorunforCongressin a districtthathasn't elected a Democratin 50 years, a districtthat's neverelected a woman, a districtwhereTrumpwonin 2016, and a districtwherethereissomuchdivision, likeinsomanyplacesacrossthecountry.
Andforsomebodywhohadspent a priorcareerworkingtoanswerallofthesequestionssothatpolicymakerscouldmakegooddecisions, forme, I neededtoseemorequestionsbeingasked.
Butin a timewherewedohavesomuchdivision, andwehearpeoplebackhomesaythingslike, oh, it's sonicetobeinsuch a groupoflike-mindedpeople, I wouldchallengeyou.