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Gotcha sorry. [laughter] i wanted to ask you about public confusion, connected with Attorney General barrs release of your report. I will be coding you are in march 27th letter. Sarah, in that letter and at several other times did you convey to the Attorney General that the introductions and executive some summaries accurately i have to say the letter itself speaks for itself. And those were your words and that . Continuing with your letter, you are to the Attorney General that the summary letter the department sent to congress and released to the public late in the afternoon of march 24th did...

The resolution of the Serious Fraud Office's bitter legal battle with mining giant ENRC is poised to take center stage in 2022, while the long-awaited judgment in Hewlett Packard's $5 billion civil claim against the founder of tech company Autonomy could cast a shadow over the decision to extradite the British businessman to America. Here, Law360 looks ahead to the big cases of 2022.

Include that he was demanding a quid pro quo, that is to say he was going to withhold the aid unless and until the investigation was conducted. in the end the aide was not withheld an investigation he supposedly was insisting upon wasas not undertaken, so it does leave you wondering whether you're a republican senator you're going to vote for conviction of a man on that basis. >> tucker: so what you're saying as a factual matter as distinct from a matter of intent, nothing happened. >> right. this is another case -- it reminds you a little bit of that fabledhe trump tower meeting in which don ...

There's no overlap. of >> at the cup he was a dull apologetic about it. if the suspension of military aid to grenada. >> he also mentioned the corruption lead to the dnc server, absolutely, no question end. >> he responded in near real time telling reporters they were "utterly confused and angry" over the suggestion that aiden was telling it to your cranes cooperation with u.s. attorney john durham's probe and to the origins of the 2016 fbi russia collusion case. adam schiff piled on. >> shannon: >> things have goneo very, very worse a phenomenal breach of the president's duty to defend our na...

Now a late walk back. catherine herridge explains. >> get over it, you can stop asking questions because there's no cover up. >> the acting white house chief of staff was unapologetic about the president's actions including the temporary suspension of military aid to ukraine. >> he also mentioned to me that the corruption related to the dnc server, absolutely, no question about that. that's why we held up the money. >> justice department officials responded telling reporters they were confused and angry over the suggestion that aid was tied to ukraine's cooperation with the probe into the orig...