BowlBrother85
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Got a link?
I was deducing. No link but it makes sense. Nunes loves to talk when he thinks he has info damaging to the Mueller investigation. He hasn't said anything about the meeting with the DOJ. If Trump is now definitively saying he won't sit down with Mueller, that is a shift from what they have been saying. The timing leads me to believe that they learned more about what Mueller has - and it wan't favorable to Trump.
I was deducing. No link but it makes sense. Nunes loves to talk when he thinks he has info damaging to the Mueller investigation. He hasn't said anything about the meeting with the DOJ. If Trump is now definitively saying he won't sit down with Mueller, that is a shift from what they have been saying. The timing leads me to believe that they learned more about what Mueller has - and it wan't favorable to Trump.
If they did it would have been leaked by now. More likely is they saw info damaging to the ranking establishment and they are in damage control now. Remember, a couple Dems saw the docs also and we know they cant keep their mouths shut.
He might subpoena but Im not so sure. There was quite a bit more basis I contend against Clinton than Trump.
And to your comment on Jr and Cohen the delay also has me head scratching. Again if something was there get on with it.
Here's something that you gotta admit. If Mueller had basically decided there's nothing to the collusion angle, he would have talked to Cohen and Donny Jr both just to cover all his bases and show he had fully investigated all potential leads on collusion. Donny Jr, after all, took the Trump tower meeting. Cohen was alleged in the Steele dossier to have gone to Prague to pay money to Russian hackers (and there's the McClatchy article from a few weeks back saying Mueller has evidence of the Prague trip). There's simply no way those two don't get interviewed. This tells me he's still very much interested in the collusion angle and he's just building as complete of a picture of it as he can before speaking to the two who were most involved. He basically wants to make sure he has them dead to rights before interviewing them.
Here's something that you gotta admit. If Mueller had basically decided there's nothing to the collusion angle, he would have talked to Cohen and Donny Jr both just to cover all his bases and show he had fully investigated all potential leads on collusion. Donny Jr, after all, took the Trump tower meeting. Cohen was alleged in the Steele dossier to have gone to Prague to pay money to Russian hackers (and there's the McClatchy article from a few weeks back saying Mueller has evidence of the Prague trip). There's simply no way those two don't get interviewed. This tells me he's still very much interested in the collusion angle and he's just building as complete of a picture of it as he can before speaking to the two who were most involved. He basically wants to make sure he has them dead to rights before interviewing them.
You know you've got a good conspiracy going when the lack of solid evidence makes a stronger case for the theory.
I love it.
Here's the narrative advanced by those on the far right: Mueller is dead set on finding evidence of collusion, looking everywhere and anywhere, and leaving no stone unturned. Despite this, there is no evidence of collusion and this is all just a witch Hunt.
How is that narrative consistent with Donny Jr and Cohen not even being interviewed yet?
What seems much more likely is that he's got evidence of collusion and he wants as complete of a picture as possible before speaking to those two.
Here's the narrative advanced by those on the far right: Mueller is dead set on finding evidence of collusion, looking everywhere and anywhere, and leaving no stone unturned. Despite this, there is no evidence of collusion and this is all just a witch Hunt.
How is that narrative consistent with Donny Jr and Cohen not even being interviewed yet?
What seems much more likely is that he's got evidence of collusion and he wants as complete of a picture as possible before speaking to those two.
Here's something that you gotta admit. If Mueller had basically decided there's nothing to the collusion angle, he would have talked to Cohen and Donny Jr both just to cover all his bases and show he had fully investigated all potential leads on collusion. Donny Jr, after all, took the Trump tower meeting. Cohen was alleged in the Steele dossier to have gone to Prague to pay money to Russian hackers (and there's the McClatchy article from a few weeks back saying Mueller has evidence of the Prague trip). There's simply no way those two don't get interviewed. This tells me he's still very much interested in the collusion angle and he's just building as complete of a picture of it as he can before speaking to the two who were most involved. He basically wants to make sure he has them dead to rights before interviewing them.
Things are looking worse than ever for Trump. The investigation into his high crimes and treason has reached a crescendo. Mueller has his man now.
It won't be long until he charges someone else for jaywalking.
Here is something else for you to be snide about:
Per an interview on ABC's "This Week" today, Republican Senator Marco Rubio (Florida) said he sees "no evidence" to support President Trump's claims that the FBI used an informant to gather information on his campaign, but that instead the federal probe was focused on "individuals with a history of links to Russia that were concerning."
"As far as what I have seen to date, it appears that there was an investigation not of the campaign, but of certain individuals that have a history that we should be suspicious of, that predate the presidential campaign of 2015 - 2016," Rubio told Martha Raddatz on "This Week." "And when individuals like that are in the orbit of a major political campaign in America, the FBI, who is in charge of counterintelligence investigations, should look at people like that."
Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that there was an "FBI" spy in his presidential campaign. Rubio said that he thinks that the president and his lawyers are "reacting ... they're responding to what, what they're facing and the things that are happening to them."
"Spygate" (with apologies to the 2007 Patriots) appears to be yet another pie in the sky delusion by Trump. How much smoke is he going to have to blow before he finally loses credibility with his base? Apparently, the legions of the gullible have short memories and don't recall Trump's March 6, 2017 accusation on Twitter that Barack Obama had "wiretapped" Trump Tower (that too was a bust). How else to explain why they continue to buy into his absurd allegations?