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The article, which some characterized as an "open resignation," stated that "the NSA...no longer enjoys the political support of the American people to do what it has been doing, and it no longer has the trust of the American people to do what it is doing." Ira Glasser, chairman of the Center for National Security Studies, was quoted in the article as saying: "I think it's quite possible to argue that the majority of the American public doesn't think that there should be a 'deep state' that monitors them 24 hours a day, and it's quite possible that that attitude will grow more and more." Opinion Journal's attitude of giving up on winning the public's support for NSA spying in the long run is just one of several mistakes that the New York Times has made in its approach to NSA spying. On Sunday, March 15, the New York Times reported on NSA surveillance, stating that the NSA has been collecting millions of e-mails from Yahoo and Hotmail accounts since the 9/11 attacks and that more than 215,000 of the "collection requests came from outside of the United States." In a decision that was later corrected, the Times reported that former NSA Director Michael Hayden had "said the program in the United States stopped in 2011." The correction, however, did not acknowledge that the NSA's programs have continued, and in fact are more sweeping than ever before. The article also didn't mention the report by the Wall Street Journal on March 10 that suggested that NSA surveillance had lost "political support." 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