agreement with michael cohen last week more than 300 pages of deeply written narrative arguments really about how the 2016 election unfolded and the various characters and plots and schemes that unfolded in its midst by russia, by paul manafort, by michael flynn, by george papadopoulos and others. so for everyone who s waiting for all of this to be tied up neatly in a hardback book some day that says the mueller report on the cover, bob mueller is writing a lot of what his final report would end up looking like through these court filings. every one of them has more detail than necessary for criminal prosecution. as jeff knows, when you re writing a federal indictment or a plea agreement, you re choosing your words very, very carefully and you re not looking to throw in a lot of extraneous
george papadopoulos and others. so for everyone who s waiting for all of this to be tied up neatly in a hardback book some day that says the mueller report on the cover, bob mueller is writing a lot of what his final report would end up looking like through these court filings. every one of them has more detail than necessary for criminal prosecution. as jeff knows, when you re writing a federal indictment or a plea agreement, you re choosing your words very, very carefully and you re not looking to throw in a lot of extraneous words. so the fact that bob mueller is including this much detail is a message unto itself. if i can just i completely agree and garrett wrote about this really very per receptively in axios today. let me give you two examples. the two indictments of the russians, the one group that was involved in social media, abuse
stay with us. i want to bring in two of the loudest people i know, david gergen, and kirsten powers. so david, what does it say two of the president s top aides were arguing so intensely outside the oval office, is that i mean, is that normal having worked in white houses? no. i think when bob woodward turns his hardback into a paperback, he s going to have plenty of material for a postscript about the chaos in the white house. we have two very strong willed individuals here, who have been used to asserting themselves and everybody else getting out of the way and letting them have their way. and now they re clashing, and it s not totally surprising, the issues surrounding the borders are getting sharper. president trump clearly wants to turn the border question into a midterm elections issue over the next couple of weeks, and he
the first line, deny that this happened. this is a nondenial denial. reporter: exactly. stay with us. i want to bring in two of the loudest people i know, david gergen, and kirsten powers. so david, what does it say two of the president s top aides were arguing so intensely outside the oval office, is that i mean, is that normal having worked in white houses? no. i think when bob woodward turns his hardback into a paperback, he s going to have plenty of material for a postscript about the chaos in the white house. we have two very strong willed individuals here, who have been used to asserting themselves and everybody else getting out of the way and letting them have their way. and now they re clashing, and it s not totally surprising, the issues surrounding the borders are getting sharper. president trump clearly wants to
down it entices an interesting it s changing all the time and that creates opportunities you have to find them and when you found them you have to seize them . turner is also banking on more local reporting. the details you ll be digitalization is a huge chance and we have taken that chance in the last two years we have started up twelve local online newspapers one for each district in berlin we have turned them into an advertising market and suddenly and that s the interesting thing we re attracting new readers. once a week and news letter is sent out for each of the twelve districts madelyne hardback writes about frequency time crowd spent the district where she lives today she s visiting a youth club. i know it s not so important for people living in other parts of ireland but for people living around here it s totally important because it s happening on. their doorstep. the young journalist interviews