White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci wants the FBI to investigate “felony” leaks ― but he is denying reports that he is calling on the agency to target chief of staff Reince Priebus.

Hours after Politico reported Wednesday on content from Scaramucci’s financial disclosure, he sent out a tweet that he has since deleted.

Twitter The since-deleted tweet from Scaramucci.

New Yorker reporter Ryan Lizza said the @Reince45 tag signals that Scaramucci wants the agency to investigate Priebus.

However, Scaramucci denied it in a follow-up tweet:

Wrong! Tweet was public notice to leakers that all Sr Adm officials are helping to end illegal leaks. @Reince45 pic.twitter.com/AB0reseuX1 — Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) July 27, 2017

The Washington Post’s Philip Rucker said there is an effort underway inside the White House to pin leaks on Priebus:

Some in White House are trying to build a case that Priebus is a leaker — “a diagram” charting leaks, per senior official — to show Trump. — Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) July 27, 2017

It’s not clear whether the leak of his disclosure form is a felony, as Scaramucci indicated.

The Washington Post reported earlier this week that Attorney General Jeff Sessions would soon announce a criminal investigations into leaks of sensitive intelligence information.

And Wednesday evening, following Scaramucci’s appearance on Fox News’ “Hannity,” the Department of Justice released a statement backing the communications director’s concern over national security leaks.

“We have seen an astonishing increase in the number of leaks of classified national security information in recent months,” spokeswoman Sarah Isgur Flores said. “We agree with Anthony that these staggering number of leaks are undermining the ability of our government to function and to protect this country. Like the Attorney General has said, ‘whenever a case can be made, we will seek to put some people in jail,’ and we will aggressively pursue leak cases wherever they may lead.”

Scaramucci has not yet elaborated on his latest call for an investigation, and Priebus has not responded.

Last week, Scaramucci downplayed reports of tensions between him and the chief of staff, saying the two were “personal friends.”

“We are a little bit like brothers, where we rough each other up once in a while, which is totally normal for brothers,” Scaramucci said during a news conference.

Similarly, Priebus told The Associated Press the two were “very good friends.”

However, there have been reports that Scaramucci may be in line for the chief of staff job.

Ryan Reilly contributed to this report.

UPDATE: This report has been updated with additional information from Scaramucci.