Remember the Part of the Mueller Report that Was About Being Attacked by a Foreign Enemy?

No, the Mueller report was not about exoneration.  No, it was not about politics.  But one thing it was about at its inception was that the US had been attacked by a foreign enemy and we wanted to find out why.  Presumably with the intent of stopping it.  So...how come we're not doing that?  And how come we're not more outraged that our government seems to think saving their own skin is more important than that, so important that they deem it essential to protect our attackers? We discuss with Rosa Brooks of Georgetown University, Kori Schake of IISS, and Laura Rosenberger of the German Marshall Fund.  This is important, don't miss it.