and that's how history is going to look back at the special counsel inquiry. >> well, dan goldman, let i mean, andrew weissmann's book is the third account in so many weeks to point out all of the ground that was not covered by robert mueller, but that mueller's team and others allowed us to think was. and that's namely that his ties to russia were not investigated. mike schmidt's book points out that rod rosenstein narrow thd probe at its outset, telling mueller to focus on crimes. pete strzok reports he has no deal with a counterintelligence investigation went on after he left, he left early in the probe, and andrew weissmann saying they had lying witnesses in manafort, that they were afraid of right-wing media, which was being fueled day in and day out by rudy giuliani's appearances. they had -- as frank just said, they handcuffed themselves by not using their powers to compel an interview with the president under oath, one with answers that were truthful, that he would be held account frbl, and it's not clear that they got their hands on his financial records. >> i think it is clea

goldman sachs. up next, treasury secretary dan brouillette on what a second term told. "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power ." one of the big differences between the candidates at their approach to energy policy. dan brouillette is this to would have president trump's energy policy. we welcome him back to bloomberg. mr. secretary, thank you for being with us. before we talk about the trump administration approach to energy, talk to us about this natural gas summit yesterday. what did you get out of it? sec. brouillette: three to be back with you. it's a great opportunity for us to hear from policymakers around the world. we had many of the ceos from the largest natural gas producers and some of the natural gas users, the utilities in particular to discuss the state of the market as we address the pandemic and talk about opportunities that will happen around the world with several ambassadors from around the world who joined us as well. it is a very exciting time to be in the natural gas business. we are looking at natu

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