now, the department, they want to take the muzzle off, of course. and keep in mind, when two former pence aides testified to the federal grand jury, there had been a deal that had already been negotiated in advance to try to steer clear of any of their direct interactions with trump. that happens through the same approach we ve seen used by the house select committee. the fact that the doj is dotting their is and crossing their ts and preparing for a court privilege signals that if information is what you want, negotiation approach, let alone the muzzle, suspect going to cut it. remember, concerns about privilege are believed to be wide. they chose not to pursue any contempt of charges against mark meadows or dani scavino, as opposed to steve bannon and navarro. the department has green lit all of the access to the house select committee s transcripts. that s more than about 1,000 witnesses, i might add. in the word of chairman bennie thompson, no one the committee has talked
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decade. he s been in jail for almost 15 dwreers. he s ready to go home. they re ready to bring him back fg. but they do have a judicial process there. i should say, they ve been saying that and they ve done that with other cases. in the past, they wait until the judicial process is over and they figure out what they re going to do next. pgh it s true they have said they have a process. the thing is for the very reason you talk about, 10 or 15 years in prison, why isn t there a fire lit under them to try to get the deal? paul whelan at the least, not including brittney griner. paul whelan has had his case fully adjudicated. he stresses his innocence to this very day. have there been prior conversations prior to brittney griner s arrest as well that would include your client in a prisoner swap. there have been lot of proeasy potentialals. i think the reality is paul whelan presents a difficult issue for the folks in russia.
anything more than when the russians in the foreign ministry have been saying for sometime now. which is, we re going to wait until the judicial process, and grand mis-c reiner s case, concludes. when it s over, we re not gonna interfere with the judicial process, we re gonna let it happen, and when it s over will figure out what to do next so i don t think this minimize is their interest in getting victor home. they ve been clear about that for, frankly, for more than a decade, he s been in jail for almost 15 years. he s ready to go home, they re ready to bring him back, but they do have a judicial process there and that s what they ve said. i should say, miss coates, they ve been saying that and they ve done that with other cases in the past. they wait until the judicial process over than they figure with they re going to do next. well, it s true, they have said they have a process, but the thing is, for the very reason you talk about it, ten or 15 years in prison? why isn t there