They ve done it after every sort of these are serious crimes being charged of the people that were closest to this president. michael schmidt, i don t know that anyone at the new york times has assigned the side bar. i suppose it s plausible that today was the day on two fronts when the good guys, meaning men and women woman. in northern virginia, a jury of paul manafort s peers acquitted themselves well and put in a lot of effort in that case. and in new york, we got to work watch the career publicer is vanlts of the southern district of new york. one of them actually called cohen out as a fellow lawyer. as someone who had disregarded his training and tradition. but to a lot of people watching, it felt like a recentering today. part of this story we don t know the answer to. and that is why did rod rosenstein have the cohen
Likely a no-end job. and so we are talking about the confusing stuff for the general public on television, and mueller has a paper trail showing a hell of a lot of money being laundered and this is dangerous for the republican party, and the republican party feels like they are in deep enough that it is looking bad enough to get cohen out, and keeping him in is obviously going to look bad. i want to add clarence page a chicago tribune columnists, and one of our experts. there is paola, and pay to play, and then actionable chargeable corruption. how is this playing in washington, a town that does have low standards, but still. if i could paraphrase the president, who knew that collusion charges could be so complicated. indeed, we are seeing the ten a tentacles being spread out, and