He doesn't have to make the assumption. Regardless of how many honey coated words are used, that is what he is saying, in the end. There should never be a mandate that gives the government a free pass into crypto. It is not American. But after seeing how google, yahoo, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, and individual app makers use and sell your information, I can see where most people don't see a problem with this. But just because millions of people are oblivious to the fact that not only are they being spied upon by large corporations with no regulations, and metadataed by the NSA, doesn't make it right.
There isn't anything wrong with an American system that requires warrant for a targeted individual. It works just fine. The problem is, law enforcement has gotten too lazy to do it right, while corporations are making money off of it. Then there are the nefarious actors that breach systems and steal the information for the same purpose as the corporation who keeps it. To make money. As you can see, in this modern era, the consumer and the protections for them are non-existent. The People are losing this battle.