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"summary version" is well—put, because it is a meaty document, this. this is the first report of three which the arena inquiry is going to publish, and this just deals with that question of the security failings that led to the fact that abedi could slip through the net, essentially. he got past the police, he got past private security to allow that attack to happen. and so sirjohn saunders who has been chairing the inquiry has looked at how those failings happen. he has pointed the finger in a really critical report today at british transport police, at the operators of the arena, smg, and ...

Of those examples of deja vu for the brexit negotiations, isn't it? that we remember so well from all the millions of episodes of pod casts we did where there was no northern ireland assembly, no northern ireland executive in place then, and people so actually one of the reasons the issue got so heated and so complicated and so difficult to solve was the lack of representation in northern ireland. and if we're heading for that again, because if the assembly collapses as a result of this... ireland. and if we're heading for that again, because if the assembly collapses as a result of this... he...

Deaf ears. >> i do remember very well since i went through it was when the senate intelligence committee which was actually democrats released its report publicly or version a summary version of the report on extraordinary extortion techniques. and we had a lot of back and forth discussion certainly in a closed environment and that is what i am used to and what i have seen which has been worked out between the legislative and the executive. but never something like this. >> the reporting that the president wanted to know whether or not rosenstein was on his team. what is your reaction to that?...

>> this is the one piece of unquestioned good news in dodd/frank. it was elizabeth warren's brain child. she, of course, was chaperoning it through. should have been the first leader. the banks opposed her so vigorously they basically got the white house to cave. sometimes things ricochet in a good way. we have her and richard cordray. this is a dynamic duo. both powerful, clearest, 00:40:51:sharp est minds out there on these issues. >> you're running for new york city comptroller. >> right. you have an opponent named scott stringer, manhattan bureau president here. he was running unopposed un...

Dodd/frank. it was elizabeth warren's brain child. she, of course, was chaperoning it through. should have been the first leader. the banks opposed her so vigorously they basically got the white house to cave. sometimes things ricochet in a good way. we have her and richard cordray. this is a dynamic duo. both powerful, clearest, sharp est minds out there on these issues. >> you're running for new york city comptroller. >> right. you have an opponent named scott stringer, manhattan bureau president here. he was running unopposed until you got into this race. new york city has a public financin...