back to the hearing. that s correct. and there were huge liabilities for those tax years, correct? there were tax liabilities, yes. you didn t have access to all of the evidence related to those sources of income, did you? based on limitations placed on us by delaware u.s. attorney s office, that is very likely. okay. the oversight committee reviewed a nonclassified document from the fbi called an fd 1023 form, which is a form used by the fbi to memorialize information related to its by a confidential human sources. the form was created in june of 2020. this is not a tip sheet. it s not a hotline. it s not a suggestion box. it s a legitimate source used by the fbi.
i don t know about their capability. we really to some extent, the best information is going to be in classified circles. and in the past we ve thought that the chinese were primarily focused on exfiltrating information that they could commercialize, whereas the russians were taking an approach that was more along the lines of traditional defense. one of the other things that was interesting that dan coats said yesterday is that moscow and beijing are working together more closely now than they have in decades. so regardless of what each country s capability, it appears that they might work together to do us harm. when the director of national intelligence decides to do this in a nonclassified document, decides to put this out in a public sense, that was one of the surprises this week, one of the things that was interesting to see from the intelligence community, this worldwide threat assessment was put out as a nonclassified document, published online and we could all read it. a