department makes a decision about whether to do that. that's -- we're a long time from how that process goes along. what he's saying about the previously investigations is that he believes some changes can be made and that his meetings with the news media executives have persuaded him that, number one, more than is done now, news media should be given the ability to contest a request for documents in court. the way it worked in both the ap and fox news cases, which have been most controversial, is the government told them after they got the records. they want the ability to contest it in court first. in the fox news case, it was very controversial. when the government applied for a search warrant, they described the fox news correspondent as a potential coconspirator. holder says that language is required by the law, that allows you do get a search warrant for those e-mail records. he says he's not comfortable with that.