Pocho: The criteria for "unmasking," which reveals to senior government officials the names of Americans picked up as "incidental collection" in a national security investigation, is that there must be some foreign intelligence value to knowing those names. Do you really think that that there is no foreign intelligence value when, for more than a year, a national security investigation intercepts contacts between Trump and/or his associates and Russian agents? Senior officials should not have known that Trump might have been turned by Russian agents? How could it not be a matter of importance that Trump is linked to Russian agents? To say that Trump's name might have been improperly unmasked is a stunning defense gambit. It's akin to arguing that Yes, Trump was in contact with Russian agents, but it was supposed to be a secret. That's probably not a strong defense, and Trump shouldn't count on it when impeachment time rolls around.