all right. so, some technical issues from the governor s legal team here. we ll get you to them as soon as they figure that out. erica hill, what we ve heard from paul fishman thus far, this case of there not being basic fairness, a lot of this we didn t get a transcript, they have not released some of these details. we ve got paula reid here as well. my apology for not introducing paula reid. your first take on what we ve heard. luckily, too, paula reid s a recovering attorney so we get to tap into that legal mind. is this going to be compelling, right, to the average new yorker that they didn t get the kind of discovery that they wanted, that this wasn t the process that these defense attorneys had hoped it would be? i mean, this is an unusual way to use the national spotlight to defend their client. they re basically making process arguments. these are procedural arguments, but no one so far in this press availability, they re clearly having technical issues, they
were said to have exchanged intelligence information. given what comes of sharing intelligence information and highly classified information with russia, does it help the trump team support their idea that sharing intel with other countries, including russia, is a common practice, so maybe that oval office meeting wasn t as big of a deal as was made? as samantha said, though, that wasn t the process that was followed when you share information. you don t just blurt out in the oval office that he s fired an fbi director that will relieve pressure on him. sharing as we saw today is appropriate, and is in the best interests of both countries to this exchange. samantha, do you think putin was really genuine in his thanks to the president, given this is a guy who has previously said no way his country, his intelligence officers medaleddln