Hello and welcome to another edition of the Byron York show it's the no chit chat

podcast used to I would explain that we don't like It's the No Chit-Chit-Chat Podcast.

Used to, I would explain that we don't like Chit-Chit-Chat,

and then someone told me you're Chit-Cha-Chit-Chat

at the top of the podcast.

Just call it a No-Chit-Chit-Cha-Podast,

and that's what it is and we're going to get right into it today.

We are recording this less than a half hour after the end of the Robert Mueller hearings and

I wanted to hear from today.

Eric Felton, if you have not been reading Eric's stuff at Real Clear Politics,

you really, really should.

He's actually kind of carved out a really you really, really should.

He's actually kind of carved out a really interesting niche as the guy who really, really

read the Mueller report, read it really closely, read the footnotes, looked at the sort of literary devices in it, and just read

it absolutely very, very closely.

So Eric Felton, thanks for joining us.

Glad to be here, Byron.

How you doing? Fine. fine so I take it you watched I did you did all

right so let's start with just whatever you want to say first off about what you saw in the Mueller hearings.

Well let's see there are two things off the top of my head.

The first is that both sides came well prepared. The Democrats and the Republicans both had taken the time to dig into the report, find things that they wanted to get out of the report and focus on,

and actually had done something that's rare,

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