through redaction. we'll see if that happens. and then finally over here you have the whole question of precedent. this fisa process is very closely held. it's actually more classified than most of the things that i touched as director of either agency. it's kind of itswn sacred ground because this is very sensitive stuff. you're talki about the privacy of americans. and it's a closed universe between intelligence professions and the american court system. now we're opening that universe and insert what by anyone's definition has to be an intensely political process. that's really a bad precedent. >> general, give me a quick yes, no. other than kennedy and terms of when he didn't listen the second time. other than that circumstance, maybe. have you ever seen where a president has their own hand picked people from the doj and