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Declaring victory saying the president is a good guy, theres nothing more to see here. it sets the stage for them to be disappointed. political ramifications are severe when we learn what is in the report. it gives a large body of evidence. we are just in a moment. we are in a moment. its not a pivot point, yet, for us. >> ken, what is the battleground, such as it is look like. i look at charlie savages piece saying we are facing epic institutional battle in washington, d.c. do you agree with yo...

>> its up to the attorney general, william barr to see side how much should be made public. he says he could convey principal conclusions this weekend. now, democrats are planning their next steps. >> the mueller report, which was handed to the attorney general must be made public in its entirety. >> this saturday, march 23, after seven guilty pleas and 34 individuals indicted, the next stage of the russia investigation begins. >> attorney general barr is not streaming netflix tonight. he is rea...

>> chuck, rosenberg, lets turn to you. walk us through what is going on this weekend in finer detail, if you would. the attorney general is going to wa weigh redaxs here. what else is off the table? what is a disqualifier in terms of what can be made available to the media and the public? >> ken touched on one, classified information. of course you can redact some of it or declassify it. thats a cumbersome process and you have to be thoughtful about it. other categories that are not released to ...

I think critically information related to campaign finance fraud. those federal prosecutors in manhattan where you are now have a lot more running room. i think its really important to keep two things in mind, kens point about counter intelligence investigation is very important. that does not always lead to criminal charges, but leads to important information about our adversaries and what they are trying to do to us. what federal prosecutors, elsewhere can do is look deeply at the financial fr...

Contributor. ken, let me start with you. walk through what happened yesterday and where things stand at this point. late in the afternoon, friday, we got word this report, long awaited report was transmitted to the attorney general. where is it now? what is happening now, over the course of the weekend? >> david, attorney general barr said in a letter, he would brief key members of congress on the principle conclusions in the report as soon as this weekend. we may hear something as soon as today...

Washington, d.c. that ken was describing a moment ago. speak to this as a pivot point. to my mind we had seen a change in narrative. a long period of time which this was the be all, end all, the completion of this report and we see it. theres been an evolution in thinking about this the whole investigation. >> there has been an evolution. we have shrunk in size and believe this was going to be it for us. im still on the edge of my seat because this is not it. the explosive evidence we need isnt ...

>> that would be remarkable for an attorney general to start tinkering with staffing at this. if we are in conspiracy theory mode, yes, possibly. no, i dont think thats incredibly likely. i want to piggy back on the point ken made. its a high standard to charge someone in the first place to reach probable cause to reach a charge and the standard to convict someone is higher than that. the mere fact you couldnt charge it or convict someone doesnt mean a president of the united states or campaign ...