door, which shows that this negotiation went pretty well, by his standards, right, renato, speak to this. because, again, they banged on this guy's doors with guns drawn to execute a warrant. that does not show that you're giving him much benefit of the doubt. this is a little bit of a different disposition. >> exactly right. so i will say, it is very highly unusual to execute a search warrant at all in a white collar case. and i spent many years investigating white collar crime. to have a no-knock warrant means that they had specific information that he was going to destroy evidence. >> we're just watching him walk up there. we're just replaying again him entering the fbi field office in washington, d.c. all we see is him approach from the curb. we're not sure how he arrived, but we see him there with his lawyers marching up and through the front door. continue. go ahead. >> okay. so, that meant that there's actually specific information that they had that they had to present to a judge to get permission to do a no-knock