carlos86
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The investigations don't directly overlap.
Who got all the stuff when Cohen's office was raided? It's possible SDNY has evidence SCO does not have. Or maybe a leaker mischaracteriazed the evidence?
Former Department of Justice spokesman Matthew Miller said that the rarity of the special counsel responding to reports may mean the story is "fundamentally wrong."
“You can spend hours parsing the Carr statement, but given how unusual it is for any DOJ office to issue this sort of on the record denial, let alone this office, suspect it means the story’s core contention that they have evidence Trump told Cohen to lie is fundamentally wrong,” he wrote on Twitter.
I would be willing to bet that when Michael Cohen goes before Congress on February 7th, that he will testify under oath that Donald Trump instructed him to lie to Congress about the Trump Tower Moscow Project... the issue will be whether or not there is proof. That is where the "characterizations of documents" line comes into play.Wrong!
I would be willing to bet that when Michael Cohen goes before Congress on February 7th, that he will testify under oath that Donald Trump instructed him to lie to Congress about the Trump Tower Moscow Project... the issue will be whether or not there is proof. That is where the "characterizations of documents" line comes into play.
If the Mueller office was disputing everything in the report... they would have made a categorical denial. They were careful not to do that. That statement could not have been more vague.I find it hard to believe Mueller's team who never makes public statements would choose to do so just to "split hairs" with a bit or two about the story. If they did operate that way then we'd have heard from them a good number of times already.
Guess we have to wait until he writes that detailed letter to Ben Smith explaining exactly which parts of the story he quibbles with and provides documentary evidence to back it up...
Soon.....I would be willing to bet that when Michael Cohen goes before Congress on February 7th, that he will testify under oath that Donald Trump instructed him to lie to Congress about the Trump Tower Moscow Project... the issue will be whether or not there is proof. That is where the "characterizations of documents" line comes into play.
Who cares about that story? I have no love for the integrity of BuzzFeed. If Cohen testifies on February 7th that Trump instructed him to lie to Congress... that is plenty of trouble for Trump. We will just have to wait and see... that's a big day.I'm betting there's more problems with the story but this alone is a massive problem with the story.
Even you have to admit if it's just what you said above that's more than "hair splitting" as I believe you characterized it.