so, in other words, they may see things and say, hey, this is interesting. i wonder if there's a pattern. this is interesting, i want to see more. or they may come to a conclusion right away. that's part of the idea about sharing information with them, is to allow the members of both of the committees on a bipartisan basis to come in and review materials that we think are relevant to the issues that the president talked about with respect to surveillance, the masking and unmasking of individuals, the handling of it, et cetera, et cetera. and then it's up to those members to decide what to do with that information, how to explore that more in-depth. >> so ultimately, in their questioning, they could actually wind up getting if they did and asked certain questions, just sitting in the intelligence meetings, like the president does, digging, if he decides to dig more, he'll get more? >> it depends. i think that's possible. i don't want to prejudge what they ask and what comes in