referred to the film-makers being given the white house talking points about the intelligence giving only 60 to 80% assurance the compound was bin laden's and what aides characterized as the president's gutsy call to go ahead ahead with the mission. king's and judicial watch's complaints are equally divided between the information and access provided to the film-makers and the white house cooperating with a movie seen as favorable to the president and is set for release in october, shortly before the election. jon? jon: wendell goler at the white house. thank you. for more on this controversy now we're joined by tom fiton the president of judicial watch, the organization that obtained these documents through the freedom of information acts. this what you were looking for, or as wendell suggested were you only filing the foia request for the photos? >> well the foia request for the photos is a separate piece of litigation. so we were fighting tooth and nail by that, being told by the administration we can't get access to it