 When I was at Justice, I reviewed the warrants the FBI sent over for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. We didn't arrest the Soviet sleepers. We knew where they were. We followed them. And why did we do that? We wanted to know who else they were talking with and who in America was a spy. And it worked out pretty well. So we were going to follow the Tajiks. I understand what the Bureau was doing. We're going to follow them and see. But then we got worried. The Bureau got too worried. They were getting close to operational lethality. And then we brought the hammer down.