watching this back at home in iowa. can you talk a little bit about the giglio policy? >> yeah. so in criminal cases, for example, when an agent is found to have engaged in misconduct, whether by a judge or by the department of justice, there is an obligation under supreme court case called the giglio case, to notify the defendant of the wrongdoing or harm or misconduct. impeachable evidence. those sorts of things. and that obligation is taken seriously. has to be taken t seriously. as i said, i've done law enforcement corruption cases as an ausa. and one of the first things we do, including now as ig when we find issues, is notify prosecutors and the department and laws enforcement to ensure that they take appropriate steps in a timely way. to make sure those agents or if it's prosecutors, but agents we're here talking about, aren't