and he's marketing the dossier, which is a bunch of garbage to anybody and everybody. to me that's important. is that important to you? >> any evidence of bias is supposed to be disclosed to the court and to the department lawyers. >> okay. so, let's play this out. in january, 2017, when they figure out the primary subsource and they talk to the russian guy that provided steele all the information, what should the fbi have done at that moment? >> two things. reconsidered internally where things stood and most importantly told the lawyers at the justice department who they were asking to help them get a fisa. >> and there are five people in that interview, right? >> correct. >> okay. are you going to make sure those five people are known to the higher ups? >> they are all a part of the referral i mentioned earlier. >> okay. did they have a duty to report to their supervisors and eventually to the court