Giuliani stated that Mueller told them so......sent them that information. I haven't seen them say otherwise.Which would require them to either make a motion to the Supreme Court.............or try to charge him and let them appeal to the Supreme Court for implied powers of the president.There is only one way this goes to Trial.............In the Senate.I'm not saying that Mueller will try to indict Trump while he's President. In fact, I think it's incredibly unlikely that he will.
I'm just saying that there's no legal precedent, and no clear answer to the question.
You're almost certainly correct.
I'm just saying, the law isn't as clear as you seem to think it is.
This isn't going to happen...........Mueller has basically said so........So they can only gather for Impeachment........
Meaning.......unless Trump folds like Nixon............Nothing is really going to happen.
To be clear - Mueller didn't say that, Giuliani claimed that Mueller said that.
As I said already, I still don't think there's much of a chance that Mueller will attempt to criminally indict a sitting President.
Of course you haven't - because Mueller isn't playing silly games like Giuliani is.
If you haven't noticed, Mueller hasn't really been saying much of anything at all - just doing his job. He'll have something to say at the end of the investigation, I'm sure.