report failed to mention that equifax chief legal officer, john j kelly prove some of the stock sales on the same day the eye because the fbi company alerted that the company had a problem. weeks to it took mr. kelly two more weeks executive there were no longer allowed to sell stock. yet this is an appropriate. the report doesn't even mention history kelly said he still works for a quick five. both mr. do you believe mr. kelly's here to was appropriate? >> i think it's not my perspective to provide is it was appropriate or not. the board has actively defined the correct form. the special committee continues to review the process to review the process is related to the cyprus the incident. >> only thing i would say what is there's a full investigation, you saw the report published earlier this week or last week. it's not unusual for us to engage outside forensic experts or the fbi we have three to 4 million's this suspicious activities in attendance. it's not an on you. >> thank you. thank you for see. >> chair and recommending to the chair and ranking member holding her so her serve

john dillinger. >> when machine gun kelly was captured, he begged g-men don't shoot, meaning government men, and the name g-men flashed in the news. >> during the mid-'30s, j. edgar hoover and the fbi became national heroes. before they knew it, they really had turned the bureau of investigation into public heroes, and hoover himself was even called public hero number one by some publicists. >> but while hoover was wiping the floor with gangsters, a storm was once again brewing across the ocean. barely 14 years after the end of world war i, germany was again on the rise. by 1933, hitler was chancellor and established the third reich and began his master plan for world domination and racial tiering. although the united states was an ocean away, it didn't escape hitler's plan. >> the nazis had a very dangerous idea. the idea was anywhere there was a distraction anywhere in the world, they were to be officially represented by nazi germany. hitler would speak for them. >> the author of "espionage, the greatest spy operations throughout history." >> they looked over the united states and said there's about 30 million americans of german descent over there. what