Apparently has a naive view of how government works, personalizes everything to Clinton. Reportedly very careful when he moves around the Broom Lake area of Nevada because he is convinced he is being followed by military investigators. It was a victory, but a hollow one. Turley wants disclosure, disclosure, disclosure about the most secret place on earth. Turley paces nervously, drawing aside the curtains on the room's only window, checking the peephole at the door.
Laser microphones can pick up conversations from vibrations on glass, even from the ice in a drink.
Turley keeps up on spook technology. He once did a stint in the general counsel's office of the National Security Agency. It has nothing to do with national security. In an interview on the courthouse steps, Turley said President Clinton is the first president in American history to cover a crime by making a national security declaration to block a trial. None of this Nevada stuff is ever mentioned on air about him, nor do any of his biographies mention his legal battles over Area 51.