ongoing between the house intelligence committee chairman, adam schiff, and his staff, and the director of national intelligence's office about a potential appearance thursday by joe maguire, tacting director to appear. his office has already balked and said he would not appear behind closed doors for testimony about this whistle-blower complaint. but i just asked adam schiff directly whether he would subpoena maguire. schiff declined to comment, saying he would issue a statement later tonight. i also asked schiff, what about the president was directly involved in preventing this complaint from being turned over to congress. he also would not comment about that. said he had planned to discuss more about this later. now, wolf, this complaint was deemed by the intelligence community's inspector general to be credible and urgent. but the department -- the director of national intelligence's office did not view it the same way, saying it did not meet the legal standard of an urgent concern, saying this in a letter to congress, saying, because the complaint was determined not to be an urgent concern, the law did not