pursuing a different strategy if it s a strategy at all. yeah, he seems to be beating the drum for whatever message of the day president trump wants to get out. he s far more pr man than he is lawyer. and i think that this, you know, we ve seen these shifting stories, there was no collusion, then collusion is not a crime, and now i never said that members of the campaign didn t engage in collusion, just that president trump didn t engage in collusion. and that suggests to me that that s a concession that he would only make if he is concerned that there may be some harmful f ne fuful news coming some member of the campaign being involved in what could be characterized as collusion. there s a strategy prosecutors use of sort of defusing the bomb, disclosing it, themselves, before your opponent can disclose it so you can kind of take a little bit of the air out of it. is there any legal advantage to that? i mean, in the end, these are legal problems. does does doing that matter if i
we ve seen these shifting stories, there was no collusion, then collusion is not a crime, and now i never said that members of the campaign didn t engage in collusion, just that president trump didn t engage in collusion. and that suggests to me that that s a concession that he would only make if he is concerned that there may be some harmful news coming out about some member of the campaign being involved in what could be characterized as collusion. there s a strategy prosecutors use of sort of defusing the bomb, disclosing it, themselves, before your opponent can disclose it so you can kind of take a little bit of the air out of it. is there any legal advantage to that? i mean, in the end, these are legal problems. does does doing that matter if it s not if there s no legal strategy behind it? only if you know it s not a legal strategy, it s really more of a persuasion strategy. if you know it s inevitable that this bad fact is going to come out, it is better to control how
yeah, he seems to be beating the drum for whatever message of the day president trump wants to get out. he s far more pr man than he is lawyer. and i think that this, you know, we ve seen these shifting stories, there was no collusion, then collusion is not a crime, and now i never said that members of the campaign didn t engage in collusion, just that president trump didn t engage in collusion. and that suggests to me that that s a concession that he would only make if he is concerned that there may be some harmful news coming out about some member of the campaign being involved in what could be characterized as collusion. there s a strategy prosecutors use of sort of defusing the bomb, disclosing it, themselves, before your opponent can disclose it so you can kind of take a little bit of the air out of it. is there any legal advantage to that? i mean, in the end, these are legal problems. does does doing that matter if it s not if there s no legal strategy behind it? only i