I think it's in the National Interest of the United States to have an Internet Archive, available to all. The NSA and NARA should both have copies of the Internet Archive. NARA should be responsible for the public facing side and the NSA should make sure it doesn't get hacked and remains available.

If the NSA doesn't want to take on this task, then they shouldn't be allowed to have an archive of all of our data, including surveilled data, and should hand it off exclusively to NARA. The NSA should then have to convince a court they need access every time they "need" it.

Furthermore, Copyright needs reform, and an explicit law protecting archives.