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. >>> let's bring in julius kim, a former district attorney in wisconsin. good morning to you. you're up earlier than i was this morning. thank you for this valuable insight. we heard from a former federal prosecutor saying this may not have much of an impact. but i'm curious, what is your reaction? do you agree? do you think this is a win for the former president? >> good morning, polo. i think it is kind of a win for the former president. this is a criminal investigation and usually criminal investigations defendants or suspects don't get to control what's going on. but in this situation, this judge ruled in former president trump's favor in this request for a special master but in the end is it going to make that big of a difference? i'm not sure. i think having a special master appointed in this case at this point in time is a safeguard. it's to make sure that the process is fair, or appears fair, so in the end i don't think anything substantive is going to change with regard to this investigation. >> a lot of attention goes back to the department of justice here and what t