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intelligence community, and i think perhaps that could be where the holdup is now. they keep scrubbing it perhaps. and the other thing i think to keep in mind is that this report, i think, most people on the mueller team and at the department of justice do think that eventually it s all going to be made public, somehow, some way, whether it s through court battles, through congress, this stuff is going to get out. they need to consider that because of whatever they put in there the public is going to eventually know, and there are certain things as they have to deal with russians and investigations of russians and intelligence that they have to be sensitive, and i think that in part is what s holding a lot of this up. so, garrett, two questions here, the first one if you can answer quickly. do you disagree with what shimone said? do you think there will be more? we ll see more indictments? shimone might be right that there aren t new indictments, but i think there are too many loos

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sense that the president can weigh in on judicial proceedings that implicate him. towards donald trump, not holding back, having his moment, putting everything on the p president. shimone, more coming in. look at your iphone when you get a second. with the big news coming out, my panelists who have been sticking with me this whole hour. i m struck. i know mj was saying the same thing. is the judge swayed by what s said in the court today? i think what they ll do is go in a courtroom with a general idea but judges can be swayed by what s said in the courtroom. that said, based on what i heard about today, i don t think judge polly is swayed. this is an empty chair defense. michael cohen and his attorneys are trying to make it about somebody who s not in the room. the president of the united states, in one breath, cohen is taking responsibility. i m responsible for everything i did and the next said i did it

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of had no choice but to cooperate with investigators and start talking. that s an important point. two tracks. the the personpersonal crimes a special counsel office s agree. the coordination with the white house or then candidate businessman now president donald trump. you re watching the scene outside the courthouse in new york. we expect michael cohen to come out. will he speak? we don t know the answer to that question but to the point, i want to bring in shimone. the judge at one point said this of michael cohen. he thrived on his access to wealthy and powerful people and became one himself. somewhere along the way, mr. cohen appears to have lost his moral compass. help us break down. michael cohen tried to convince the judge, i was a guy who worked for donald trump and my loyalty made me do these terrible things and the southern district of new york, tough language about the finance violations which in the court filings, specifically indicated

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cooperated with them. he s come clean about some of the crimes he s committed but not willing to tell all at this point and that s something the sdny took seriously and the judge clearly took seriously and not going to let him off scot-free to serve no time and now got this three year sentence. more from shimone outside of the courthouse. imposing the sentence, take us through the judge s reasoning. reporter: well, we don t have word yet john as to what the judge s reasoning is yet, but what we can tell you is that the judge gave sentencing to three years and then on the charge of lying to congress that the special counsel here filed and that michael cohen pleaded guilty to and that s the moscow project. the judge sentenced him to two months, but the sentence is to be served concurrently. so he s not beginning to face any more than three years in jail and now what we re waiting to hear is when does he have to

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