skilled u.s. attorney as patrick fitzgerald. it s true. it s sort of symptomatic of what the whole case was about, which was the accusation was that governor blagojevich intended, wanted to sell the senate seat. he didn t do it. the case is full of plans, schemes, that blagojevich had but that didn t come to fruition. and that may be one of the reasons why the jury is taking so long. it s one thing to just talk about things. it s another thing to do them. it is illegal to plan to sell a senate seat but juries sometimes want to see a little more. they want to see an actual completed crime even if the law books say an attempted crime is also illegal. getting back, jeffrey, to this refusal by his part on the advice of his criminal defense
telling, and the trump team. that this meeting was about these sanctions. that they came to meet with the trump folks to lobby against these sanctions and give them some information about some contributions to the dnc, and the trump folks looked at and i said this has nothing to do with the campaign. this is a nothing burger. that s their story. that doesn t square with the e-mails that came from the agalarov family which had done business with the trump family, had been involved with the miss universe pageant, had a deal to do with trump tower that didn t come to fruition. we saw these e-mails where the russian government was promising derogatory information and help. so there s a huge disconnect between that and what they say happened in the meeting about this sort of that he had antic act that is hard to understand. even if folks who went to the meeting thought it was about these sanctions and the magnetsky act, what it may have