and then there are review processes within the fbi and department, and ultimately the decision is made by a federal judge. and there can be mistakes, and we'll find out if there are mistakes in this one. it's not a matter of just slapping a document and signing it. it's a very thorough process, and in a particular case, four different federal judges found probable cause. the inspector general will review it, and i'll await those conclusions, sir. i would encourage you not to jump to conclusion that's i or anybody else did anything wrong until we have all the information. >> mr. chairman -- >> the gentleman from new york seeks recognition. >> earlier, i referenced a january 27th, 2000, letter to john lynder, then the chairman of the rules committee -- of the subcommittee on rules and organization of the house of the committee on rules from the then-deputy assistant attorney general robert rayburn. i'd like unanimous consent to consent this into the record? >> without objection, it will be made part of the record. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman.