the board that this doesn't go out because like you said, normally this comes from somebody leaking it to a news outlet or leaking it to someone, and then it's out there in the public domain. the other way is they'll probably try to use some of the techniques that they have just started to institute in the wake of wikileaks which is restricting access to some of the classified material, making it tougher to say take classified material from one computer and then dump it onto an unclassified computer. and also, some of the new restrictions they've put in in terms of having more than one person handle certain material. so one person would not have, say, access to this. it would take two people to sort of pull it out, sort of adding layers of security if, indeed, you did not want this video to be released. >> fascinating. chris lawrence live in washington, thank you. >> you're welcome. there is a fine line between openness and oversharing.