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Computers pinging each other. and 99.999999% of people wouldn t even know how to read that kind of data. but experts who do understand that kind of stuff saw it, sort of uncovered it in the wild, and thought it was a strange finding. it was unusual. yes, it might be benign. it might be a glitch. it might be really nothing. but it was weird. and the upshot of that reporting and the reason those cybersecurity folks showed that data to reporters and walked them through it is because at the time they thought it was odd and suspicious enough it should be looked at, particularly given all the other concerning stuff that appeared to be going on at the time with russia trying to interfere in our election, russian hackers breaking into the democratic party and the clinton campaign and the rest of it. of course, you know, in the end we would learn much more about russia actually interfering in the election, russia mounting a huge social media campaign to influence americans and divide americans ....
Slate was posed in the form of a question. was a trump server communicating with russia? was it? it was something weird. there was something unexplained and odd in the data. as a very basic matter, what the data showed, what the evidence appeared to show was just pings, communicative pings between the servers, the one at the russian bank in moscow and the one for the trump organization. nobody could see the content of the communications or even if there was any content or substantive communication at all. it was just you raw internet metadata showed these computers pinging each other. and 99.999999% of people wouldn t even know how to read that kind of data. but experts who do understand that kind of stuff saw it, sort of uncovered it in the wild and thought it was a strange finding. it was unusual. yes, it might be benign. it might be a glitch. it might be really nothing. but it was weird. and the upshot of that reporting ....
Process but i believe in the justice system. it is going to take a long time to play out. we ll be prepared for whatever we, we want the truth to come out as everybody else does. we ll see what happens when it does. bill: judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst with me in studio. good morning to you. you looked at stuff saw what happened on friday. you re trying to figure out what happens next. what about the prosecutor and the charges that were filed? i agree with the comments made by sheriff clarke to martha a few minutes ago she sounded like more was part of local community battling other parts of the community rather than the chief law enforcement officer for everybody. that is a political statement. the legal statement she made is this. she probably overcharged one of these cops of the one is charged with second-degree murder which requires proof of intent. i don t think she has that evidence. but prosecutors often overcharge in the hope that a defendant will n ....