March 24: Thread for all Mueller Report Updates

[Sanguine]

Why are you such a bald faced effing liar?  How many times are you going to repeat this debunked bullsh*t?

Apparently until we accept it as truth.  Bizarre.

[bilo]

He would be better off granting clemency than issuing pardons. Accepting a pardon is an admission of guilt. Also, you are still able to be subpoenaed, for other investigations. Once a person has accepted a pardon, they cannot plead the 5th on issues related to any testimony that is relevant.  There are still open investigations in which people like Manafort are implicated.

Sounds even better than my thought.

I just want to see all these people who have suffered because of this hoax get some relief. They can never be made whole, but something is better than nothing.

[XenaLee]

I heard the President live and he added:  It's up to the Department of Justice @XenaLee

Oh, well good, then.  I didn't hear that part.  Thanks.

[Bill Cipher]

Pretty definitive on the collusion aspects.

[edpc]

President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer Jay Sekulow is opposing a public release of his client’s written answers to special counsel Robert Mueller, calling them “confidential communications.”

“As a lawyer, you don’t waive privileges and you don’t waive investigative detail absent either a court order or an agreement between the parties ― and you’d have to weigh a lot of factors there on how that affects other presidencies,” he said during a Monday appearance on CNN. “So I think that it’s not a simple just wave your hand and we release the document. I think that would be very inappropriate.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-apos-lawyer-objects-public-182239490.html


The client waives privilege and he’s said he’s fine with the report being released. Besides, we heard the questions were ridiculous and easily answered, anyway.

[bigheadfred]

Trump's one major fault is not knowing how to shut up.

First rule when you lawyer up. Shut up. And you stay that way until your counsel tells you you can talk.