Missing Sunstein

Hugh Hewitt has fun at Jonathan Alter's expense here (http://www.radioblogger.com/#001339) where, among other things, he says that Cass Sunstein supports Bush's eavesdropping powers. I'd like to see that, but can't find it.

What I did find was some UC folks, including Stone, no surprise, and Epstein, a good addition, arguing the other way. (http://uchicagolaw.typepad.com/faculty/2006/01/why_the_nsa_sur.html#more) You'd think they'd mention Cass's position somewhere along the way, if he had taken a contrary one.

So does Hugh have it wrong? Am I misreading?

LAGuy adds: Sunstein, somewhat notoriously, came out on Bush's side early on--at least tentatively. He may have worked on similar questions years ago when he was at the Justice Department. You can check it out here. (Have you forgotten how to link, ColumbusGuy?)