in reviewing it, you delivered it to one of your former employers, and you delivered to him unredacted information beyond what this committee received through our request. would you give to was in the same unredacted formed everything, i repeat everything, that was responsive to mr. markey? >> absolutely. as you know, we have provided a large number of documents. >> i appreciate that, but providing documents less productive than we did, i have no problem with this being placed in the record, but in order to make the record complete, we would need to have the same information, which we do not have today, and quite frankly, we expect normally that what is redacted is redacted for good and proper reasons, and there should be no reason whatsoever unless there are demands for unredaction, so if you say that, i withdraw my reserve. >> i think the chair for putting that in the record, and i think we should be able to receive additional information. >> i think members on both sides. >> i can only speak for the documents that were in my possession. some of them may have been provided by other m

. >> they write a report completely unredacted signed by the president and sent around the world accusing the admiral and general of dereliction of their duty and further finding that they were "solely responsible for the success of the japanese attack." >> other heads individual have rolled, the performance could not have been exemplary because the attack succeeded. >> the u.s. fleet in the fill fine pines and u.s. army in the philippines. >> mac arthur received notice of the attack 7 hours before they themselves were hit. he had the opportunity to remove all of the b 17 flying for treasure bombers so that they wouldn't be caught on the ground wing stip to wing tip. >> we do ultimately lose most of our 17s. >> robert stinnett believes he ney have been part of a larger conspiracy. >> he was told on november 27 stay in a conditionsive node and what is what he did. you have the congressional medal of honor. >> what you are saying is that the conspiracy is much broader than just at roosevelt's desk? >> it includes the intercept operators, navy and army. it includes general mac arthur, admira

. >> they write a report completely unredacted signed by the president and sent around the world accusingreliction of their duty and further finding that they were "solely responsible for the success of the japanese attack." >> other heads individual have rolled, the performance could not have been exemplary because the attack succeeded. >> the u.s. fleet in the fill fine pines and u.s. army in the philippines. >> mac arthur received notice of the attack 7 hours before they themselves were hit. he had the opportunity to remove all of the b 17 flying for treasure bombers so that they wouldn't be caught on the ground wing stip to wing tip. >> we do ultimately lose most of our 17s. >> robert stinnett believes he ney have been part of a larger conspiracy. >> he was told on november 27 stay in a conditionsive node and what is what he did. you have the congressional medal of honor. >> what you are saying is that the conspiracy is much broader than just at roosevelt's desk? >> it includes the intercept operators, navy and army. it includes general mac arthur, admiral hart but not kimmel or gener

we discovered an unredacted version which shows ivins provided the sample to a scientist working withthe fbi. it was also a positive match. and as to that claim that ivins was the only one to submit a negative sample-- it has been newly challenged. >> i had various samples from rmr-1029 sitting aside in my refrigerator. in the subpoena, in the collection in 2004, the fbi took all of those. they were all negative. >> interviewer: but how can that be? >> exactly. >> narrator: the justice department's lead prosecutor, rachel lieber, disputes dr. heine's allegation. and we asked director mueller to answer our questions about the fbi case. he declined to participate. the fbi had been watching ivins at home and at work, but they still didn't have one crucial piece of evidence-- the anthrax spores they had never found in the hatfill investigation. >> it was time. they were going to have to do a search of his office, his home, his car, everything. they're looking for a spore. >> narrator: montooth knew the search would put ivins on full alert. >> at that point, we decided that we were going t