call to the president, as it relates to the question tying the military aid to the investigation by his sons and others, not official policy, he immediately gave it to the nfc counsel john eisenberg. john eisenberg took the information and then ultimately put it in a separate coded filing and asked that the lieutenant colonel not say anything about it. that is unusual because you would think that if it was normal business, if it had to do with standard u.s. and foreign policy, it would be okay to talk about that call. but they knew a major mistake had been made. they knew that the president had failed to give military aid if