Carry on....nothing to see here...
- Thread starter Cuddles
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Yep. No news there.
Many of us have agreed many times over that Mueller will do a real investigation and that always involves plenty of subpoenas and requiring people to testify under oath and recording their testimony so that you can bring a perjury charge if needed. And Mueller will not immediately grant immunity to anyone and everyone and let them keep their computers and documents after the interview.
Those are all elements of a basic investigation. In other words, Comey did none of it with Hillary and her entourage and underlings. Because Hillary had connections and she was special.
I'm glad we can agree on something and your side is coming aboard and not just yelling fake news.
Trump , ''I don't have any dealings with Russians . . . .
well . . . maybe a condo or two''.
This Christmas it's going to be Mueller , Mueller , Mueller.
not going to be merry @ all.
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well . . . maybe a condo or two''.
This Christmas it's going to be Mueller , Mueller , Mueller.
not going to be merry @ all.
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Did you read it?
No where in that article is Trump implicated. It's a big fat nothing burger....
Manafort is under investigation for possible tax and financial crimes
But issuing subpoenas to a lawyer of someone under investigation is unusual, in part because it raises potential attorney-client privilege issues that prosecutors tend to try to avoid.
Manafort has not been accused of any wrongdoing.
The Manafort investigation has been ongoing for years and as recently as last summer appeared to be stagnated. At the time, Justice Department officials had come to believe there wasn't enough evidence to pursue charges, as CNN has previously reported.
Andrew Weissmann, who is one of the senior lawyers overseeing the investigation, is known for aggressive tactics. Last month, the Mueller team ordered a dawn raid on Manafort's home in Washington's Virginia suburbs, as Manafort slept in his bedroom. The financial documents retrieved were largely ones Manafort had already turned over to congressional investigators.