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						<p>The first development isn’t much of a surprise. Wise prosecutors know that cooperating witnesses can be notoriously unreliable. It’s not unusual for prosecutors to catch cooperators in lies or recidivism.</p>
<p>But the second development — that Mr. Manafort’s lawyers have been spilling the details of their client’s cooperation to Trump lawyers under the cover of an often-used but little-understood pact called a joint defense agreement — is shocking. The revelation is a potential catastrophe for everyone involved.</p>
<p>It’s a blow to Mr. Mueller’s team, because their questions to Mr. Manafort — repeated to Mr. Trump’s lawyers — may be a road map to at least part of the special counsel investigation. Mr. Trump’s lawyers can now adjust their defense, and the president’s responses, based on what they’ve learned about Mr. Mueller’s focus and what he knows or doesn’t know. And with their filing on Monday asserting Mr. Manafort’s dishonesty, the prosecutors lost him as a cooperating witness and can no longer pursue any theory relying on his testimony.</p>
<p>It’s a blow to Mr. Manafort, who will receive no sentencing credit for his brief cooperation. It’s a blow to Mr. Manafort’s lawyers; no federal prosecutor will ever trust them again. And it’s a blow to Mr. Trump, who has overplayed his hand, because Mr. Mueller may now be able to delve into the Trump lawyers’ conversations with Mr. Manafort’s lawyers.</p>

					
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