The Mueller Investigation Cost $32 Million

[AntonToo]

haha he not once claimed executive priv

Thats bs deflection and a lie, Trump had just about everyone involved invoke executive priv and it doesn't change the fact that he went as far as ordering Mueller removed.

Trump invokes executive privilege over Mueller report | CNN Politics

President Donald Trump invoked blanket executive privilege over Robert Mueller's full report Wednesday in retribution for a pending vote by House Democrats to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress.

www.cnn.com

 

[struth]

Thats bs deflection and a lie, Trump had just about everyone involved invoke executive priv and it doesn't change the fact that he went as far as ordering Mueller removed.

Trump invokes executive privilege over Mueller report | CNN Politics

President Donald Trump invoked blanket executive privilege over Robert Mueller's full report Wednesday in retribution for a pending vote by House Democrats to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress.

www.cnn.com

it’s not a lie nor deflection it’s simple fact.

 

[AntonToo]

it’s not a lie nor deflection it’s simple fact.

I explained why it's a lie and a deflection. You baselesly claiming it's not is laughable.

 

[struth]

Thats bs deflection and a lie, Trump had just about everyone involved invoke executive priv and it doesn't change the fact that he went as far as ordering Mueller removed.

Trump invokes executive privilege over Mueller report | CNN Politics

President Donald Trump invoked blanket executive privilege over Robert Mueller's full report Wednesday in retribution for a pending vote by House Democrats to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress.

www.cnn.com

That was EP, not during the investigation, but releases the entire UNREDATED report to Congress....and it was merely a threat to do so at that...because Shifty and company were threatening to try and hold Barr in contempt because he and Mueller were redacting parts of the report..which is common practice to not impact other investigations or release information on how the DOJ conducts investigations. It was a childish more by Shift and Nadler.....thanks for the reminder

 

[M14 Shooter]

According to the Democrats and their useful idiots, the Mueller report --proved-- that Trump committed 10 counts of obstruction of justice; the only reason Mueller did not seek indictements, or recommend same, is Trump was a sitting Presdient.

He's not been President for almost a year.

Where are the indictments?

 

[WTH_Progs?]

When you piss off the establishment no amount of money is too much.

 

[AntonToo]

That was EP, not during the investigation, but releases the entire UNREDATED report to Congress....and it was merely a threat to do so at that...because Shifty and company were threatening to try and hold Barr in contempt because he and Mueller were redacting parts of the report..which is common practice to not impact other investigations or release information on how the DOJ conducts investigations. It was a childish more by Shift and Nadler.....thanks for the reminder

There is no Executive Privilege in the context of criminal investigation and it's just side bullshit to all the many ways Trump didn't co-operate and tried to obstruct investigation down to ordering removal of Mueller.

 

[Nostra]

There is no Executive Privilege in the context of criminal investigation and it's just side bullshit to all the many ways Trump didn't co-operate and tried to obstruct investigation down to ordering removal of Mueller.

You are a lying sack.

Trump's Company Turns Over Documents In Russia Investigation​

WASHINGTON, DC — President Donald Trump's company said Thursday that it has been turning over documents for months in response to requests from the special counsel investigating Russian election interference and possible coordination with Trump associates.
An attorney for The Trump Organization said in a statement to The Associated Press that the company has been "fully cooperative" with Robert Mueller's investigation since July 2017. The company has been in routine contact with the prosecutors, turning over documents and regularly discussing the scope of requests.
"This is old news and our assistance and cooperation with the various investigations remains the same today," said Alan Futerfas, who represents the company.

Mueller has had similar negotiations over records, including some that involve subpoenas, with dozens of attorneys, companies and people involved in the investigation. Attorneys and witnesses involved in various parts of the investigation have described weekly and even daily phone calls with Mueller's prosecutors when they want specific information.
In addition to the company's record production, the White House and the Trump campaign combined have provided more than a million pages of documents to Mueller's investigators.

Trump's Company Turns Over Documents In Russia Investigation

Mueller's interest in information from Trump's private company has put a new spotlight on comments the president made in an interview.

patch.com

 

[Winco]

Yep. 100% EXONERATED. Deal with it, RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIAboi.

If you were honest, LOL, you would admit that the Senate just blocked any witnesses or testimony and in no way does that met the definition of exonerated.

But you are a liar.
So lies are expected.

 

[Nostra]

If you were honest, LOL, you would admit that the Senate just blocked any witnesses or testimony and in no way does that met the definition of exonerated.

But you are a liar.
So lies are expected.

The Senate blocked nothing. The House clowns were allowed to bring all the evidence they had before voting on impeachment. The House Clowns showed up with squat and begged the Senate to conduct an investigation by calling witnesses and issuing subpoenas. That isn't the job of the Senate, it's the job of the House. Just because the House Clowns failed to make a case and have any real evidence that doesn't mean the Senate has to do their job.

The role of the Senate is to listen to the evidence the House brings and vote accordingly, not do the House's job of putting a case together.

Learn how our system works, Dumbass.

 

[M14 Shooter]

If you were honest, LOL, you would admit that the Senate just blocked any witnesses or testimony...

All of the evidence and testimony from the house was accepted into the senate record.
If the Democrats needed more evidence / testimony to mak their case, why didnt the house get it, rather than send an incomplete case to the senate?

and in no way does that met the definition of exonerated.

The senate came back with a "not guilty' verdict.

 

[bendog]

Mueller investigation cost $32 million, Justice Department says | CNN Politics

and after they failed to remove him that time, the Dumbocrats spent more on a second impeachment which also failed.

Each impeachment cost $ 2 million.


How much does it really cost to impeach a U.S. president?

Why bitch about a report that concluded Trump did not promise, or do anything, to "pay for" Russia's help? It lent credibility to his election.

And the gop claimed (without proof) that Clinton sold tech not China for money. (and HW transferred tech to them too)
And Carter claimed Reagan met with Iran before the election to make sure the hostages weren't released (false as it were)
But Nixon really did communicate to N. Vietnam to not end the war while LBJ was potus ... and then he kept the war going for 5 years.

 

[Rigby5]

People have this backwards.
If someone pays for foreign help, that is legal.
The only thing that is illegal is when a candidate gets foreign help for free.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

More than was "recovered" from all those Benghazi Investigations

The only thing Americans( excluding yourself and all leftists, for obvious reasons) needed recovered from the Benghazi hearings was this:

‘ So a couple of people walking down the street decided to kill some Americans. What difference does it make anyway?’.

 

[Rigby5]

The only thing Americans( excluding yourself and all leftists, for obvious reasons) needed recovered from the Benghazi hearings was this:

‘ So a couple of people walking down the street decided to kill some Americans. What difference does it make anyway?’.

The US should not have had any people, buildings, or guards on Benghazi.
The US should not really be anywhere in the Mideast at all, really.
The only reason the US was there was to try to bribe people into attacking Assad in Syria, so they were criminals.

 

[ConserveGuy]

All that wasted Trump Russia hoax money could have gone to these first responders dealing with the Covid part 2 outbreak.