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Parnas is the guy who can give you the substance that the call records don't give you. the call records tell you who to ask, and they help you construct the timeline. and timelines are incredibly important in investigative work because as you know things begin to come together, travel and conversations and text messages become more clear and more crisp on a timeline. the prosecutors can now ask parnas, were you on that call? what did you say and what did he say? and that's what really matters. >> chuck rosenberg, former senior justice department official. chuck, great to have you here. thanks....