attack yet. but it doesn't seem like the russians are losing any sleep over it, right, bob. >> absolutely. i agree with juliette, the russians almost wanted to get caught. the message to exiles, especially ex-intelligence officers is we can get you anywhere at any time and if you work with the british, if you work with the americans we are coming to get you. and just like litvinenko, i mean there was barely an attempt to hide that. they traced the pelonium back to the russian reactor. only with the orders of putin. there was a law passed in 2006 in russia allowing the russian intelligence service to make hits overseas. i mean it's a public law. >> why isn't this treated as a terrorist incident, juliette? >> well, it very well may be. but if it's state sanctioned it's worse, because, you know, you're not going to war with russia over this. nonetheless you have to have to protect your nation. and you see this kind of saturate of emboldenedness. we always talk about russia hasn't been checked, whether you're elections or these kinds of attacks, russia just gets more and more emboldened in the capacity to do it.