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Natasha Bertrand: This Is Only the End of the Beginning of the Trump-Russia Saga

The DSR Network

Chris Cotnoir

Government

4.51.9K Ratings

🗓️ 26 March 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Few journalists have so distinguished themselves in their coverage of the Trump-Russia investigations as has Natasha Bertrand, staff writer for the Atlantic and analyst for NBC News. We discuss the recent developments in the case from the Barr letter purporting to summarize the Mueller Report to the storm of controversy it has generated. We explore prevailing misconceptions about the case and consider where it may go from here in a wide-ranging, in-depth and must-listen discussion. Tune in for one of the most useful overviews you will get of where this case stands right now--which may be at the brink of a Constitutional crisis. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/deepstateradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hello and welcome to another episode of National Security magazine from the DSR network.

0:46.3

I'm David Rothkoff, your host. I'm here in New York City.

0:50.3

And I am joined today by Natasha Bertrand, who is a staff writer at the Atlantic and a commentator and analyst for NBC, where she covers national security and the intelligence community.

1:04.3

Hi Natasha, thanks for joining us.

1:07.5

Thank you for having you David.

1:09.7

So obviously the story on everyone's mind this week is the release of the bar letter summarizing the Mueller report.

1:23.7

We now know that Barr will not be providing us with his version of the Mueller report for several weeks.

1:35.4

But that has not stopped people from offering a whole range of opinions from the

1:40.4

president saying that he has been completely exonerated and that there was no collusion

1:46.7

to a host of other people questioning bars, motives and methods.

1:51.4

And I'm just wondering, you know, you've been immersed in this story from the beginning

1:55.6

and I'm wondering what your reaction to the reactions is right now.

2:11.8

Yeah so I think that it's really too soon to conclude anything because as you said, we only got the four four page summary of a report that may be

2:14.8

hundred of pages long we just don't even know how long it actually is which in

2:19.4

and of itself is it's kind of perplexing But you know I think that the rush to conclude that the

2:28.8

Mueller investigation found no evidence of any kind of collusion or coordination between the campaign

2:36.3

and Russia is completely misguided because you know as anyone with even a cursory understanding of you know our legal system

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