least an interegnum. harris: other things tossed at the press secretary, she said of course he wants to step up the pressure on the border that, came up. the baghdad government, like who do we choose in all of that. quick thought? i have to tell you, the u.s. intelligence community has failed to predict the statement of the obvious, if you were in iraq you knew al sadr, iran s guy and has been for all of these years, was going to win the election, the u.s. intelligence community did not see it coming. they have failed again. i d like to ask judy the implication what she s saying. it was an honest election, was the united states supposed to do something at this point to stop sadr from winning the election? harris: quickly, and i don t mean cut off, but i want to get to this next one, when did michael cohen stop being his attorney. the significance of that today. well, you know, michael cohen is now become possibly the most toxic lawyer in america.
hypotheticals or get into what could happen if. we ll move forward in the process and make a determination at that point. john? . thank you, sarah. the iraqi elections are over. and it s very clear that the two big winners, the two top vote-getters, were the party that was linked to maquada al sadr, sworn enemy of the united states and some one aligned with the iraqi communist leaders. and the second ektked connected to a warlord from iran. what is the u.s. attitude on the government in baghdad having either of those individuals as the key player? secretary sanders: i m glad you said the names and not me, i probably wouldn t have gotten them right. but in terms of our policy we don t have any new policy