of greater public interest than the one focused on the efforts of a foreign adversary to damage our democracy in which the president of the united states is a subject. sometimes transparency is not a hard call. you know, juliette, there are a lot of republicans who agree, right? that are 100% on board with this thing being fully released. is this just such a force in that direction that we should at this point assume bill barr is going to release it or do you think he could shock us all and say no, it s highly redacted or not at all? well, we have to remember which part there s going to be a counterintelligence side to this investigation that ought not be made totally public because of sources and methods having to do with the russians. so when people say we need to see it all they actually need to think about what that means. there s going to be pieces of it that will be public regarding what the investigation showed. and let s be honest here, we re seeing a huge part of the publ
that will be public regarding what the investigation showed. and let s be honest here, we re seeing a huge part of the publicness of it in these indictments. we are seeing the mueller report right now. as for comey, you know, the comey redemption tour just i find tiresome at this stage. i believe in rules. and i believe in rules for the president. i also believe in rules for the fbi director. and so while i support comey s conclusion, we should have as much transparency as possible, he spends the entire editorial defending his decision coming out and criticizing hillary clinton. and like you know, that reasoning does not hold. i mean, in other words, he broke the rules that he should have abided by, which has sort of unleashed this whole mess right now. and basically, no one you know, no one asked comey and maybe he should realize it s you know, sorry. i just don t think he has that
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and mitted all sorts of crimes. now there could can be certain grants of immunity. but he has less of a shield to hide behind. do you think prosecutors are worried about open testimony? prosecutors never want a potential trial witness to go on record anywhere else. but because michael cohen is not a formal cooperatinging witness, he entered that sort of unusual plea agreement that makes him a quasi-cooperator. it s not necessarily the prosecutor s call to maybe. we have to see how it plays out. i do think the public is thirsty for more information and i sumichael cohen has a lot to tell us beyond what we know about donald trump. put me in that category of wanting more information and publicness. still to come, the man desantos chose can as secretary of state.
horror expressed but it is as you say a process. it s a constitutional mechanism to help protect the country. so the notion is that we have a president who both in his treatment of the law and of his powers and behavior towards the public with the incessant lying. we recently had his former secretary of state say it s his instooin instinct and since we ve all forgotten it that he s been named individual number one in a criminal prosecution. it seems there s a fundamental constitution obligation to begin the inquiry, have a dialogue, produce evidence and late discussion begin that the public is part of on whether he is fit and should continue holding the office. that about the publicness.