I don't believe so.
Should Trump Pardon Obama?
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Therefore, you believe Trump is guilty until proven innocent.
I forgot to add perhaps the most important stat to the previous list.
- Electronic surveillance that went out 2 hops including emails, phone calls, text, etc.
- 2,800 subpoenas
- 500 search warrants
- 40 FBI agents
- 2 years of investigation
- 19 lawyers
- Intelligence analysts
- Forensic accountants
- Over 500 witnesses interviewed
- Raided Trump's personal attorney
- Multiple spies
Or, do you think the Mueller, Weissmann, etc. are the dumbest people on the face of the planet?
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I think you need to hear from Mueller directly when he goes before Congress later this month, before arriving at bold conclusions. It is now quite clear that Barr was spinning in a parallel universe and should not be taken seriously. Also, he lied to Congress in early April. Why is that?
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Many people are conveniently ignoring the bakers dozen of sealed criminal indictments Meuller has farmed out to various prosecutors. Do they not know why those indictments were sealed and kept aside in the first place ?
The President has just been through a thorough debriefing .
White House: Trump, Putin spoke for more than an hour
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/05/03/trump-putin-phone-call-1300724
Trump just asked Putin if he would allow McGahn to testify before Congress.
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Trump just asked Putin if he would allow McGahn to testify before Congress.
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Ah, the ol' Trump asked Putin joke. Never gets old.
Trump did not confront Putin on election interference , instead lashed out at a reporter telling her ''You're very rude.''
Trump says he did not confront Putin on election interference
President Trump said he did not confront Russian President Vladimir Putin about interfering in U.S. elections during a lengthy phone call earlier Friday, their first known conversation since the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
Trump told reporters in the Oval Office they briefly addressed the outcome of the report, but lashed out at NBC's Kristen Welker who interjected to ask whether he warned Putin not to interfere, telling her “you are very rude.”
“We didn’t discuss that. Really, we didn’t discuss it,”
Trump says he did not confront Putin on election interference
President Trump said he did not confront Russian President Vladimir Putin about interfering in U.S. elections during a lengthy phone call earlier Friday, their first known conversation since the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
Trump told reporters in the Oval Office they briefly addressed the outcome of the report, but lashed out at NBC's Kristen Welker who interjected to ask whether he warned Putin not to interfere, telling her “you are very rude.”
“We didn’t discuss that. Really, we didn’t discuss it,”