issue here, that's part of the problem in which, you know, we find ourselves where the i.g. feels that this complaint should have been transmitted to congress. but the dni is saying no, it doesn't need to be because it doesn't involve an activity under my purview. but there's no, nothing in the law that accounts for such a scenario where you have the possible involvement of a president and possible, you know, implication of executive privilege and the possible intervention of the white house or in trying to stop this complaint from being submitted to congress. >> frank figliuzzi, therein to me lies one of the most extraordinary facets of an extraordinary piece of reporting by ellen and her colleagues that the systems are not set up for a president who causes such alarm over those who come in contact with him. >> it was pointed out to me by two former senior intelligence officials that this is another call from inside the house.