top five what it is. we don t know at this point based on the reporting whether data was communicated or if it was a whole bunch of pings and there might be a series of explanations. but i disagree with steve. i think, look, this is another data point. and what s clear is that at this stage there s a whole lot of odd. that s what i m going to say, a whole lot of odd. we tend to think of these cases as there s going to be a csi type moment, right, the eureka moment, someone s going to find the e-mail from putin to trump proving collusion. that s not going to happen. what is happening, what we re seeing over the course of this investigation, is a whole lot of different pieces that are going to try to be put together that may lead across the spectrum from everything is benign and the trump campaign or his people knew nothing of what was going on, to direct collusion. i m not even at the direct collusion stage yet. but there s enough pieces over the course of the last four months that you
may lead across the spectrum from everything is benign and the trump campaign or his people knew nothing of what was going on, to direct collusion. i m not even at the direct collusion stage yet. but there s enough pieces over the course of the last four months that you can t sit here anymore and say, i can explain all of them away. and i think most people, that s why most people want an independent investigation or at least to have these investigations continue to try to put the pieces together. jose? it is worth noting the computer scientists who looked at this data didn t come to any concrete conclusions. they want an independent investigation. that s why they surfaced this. there s no evidence that these two entities were communicating. the idea is that they want someone to look at this. remember, wait a minute, remember they re looking at illegal information. they re looking at information that should not even be in front of them. so for us to be saying there s some kind of