set and the bad law that you don't want to make and also the fact that, you know, bringing charges that don't survive a court challenge doesn't do anything for the justice department. a couple possibilities here. one, the kbogovernment has foun way to charge him for something publishing plus, maybe conspiring to violate hacking laws or acting as a foreign intelligence agent if these charges relate to the russian hacking or it's possible the trump administration just isn't worried about the precedent of charging someone for publishing only and not worried about the court challenge and potentially losing the case. these are all possibilities we're looking at right now. >> what do you think, frank? >> well, this is spot on discussion. boy, there was great debate over whether wikileaks was a journalistic entity or a foreign adversary. it appears that something has happened and that it may, may be linked to mueller. there's recent reporting, chris, as recent as this afternoon, we may be talking about a complaint as opposed to an indictment. what does that mean? complaints are done in a hurry.