Rudy Giuliani says Mueller probe 'might get cleaned up' with 'presidential pardons' in light of Paul

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Rudy Giuliani says Mueller probe 'might get cleaned up' with 'presidential pardons' in light of Paul Manafort going to jail
By Chris Sommerfeldt
Jun 15, 2018 | 3:05 PM

Rudy Giuliani wants to mop the floor with Robert Mueller.

In one of his most forceful attacks on the special counsel yet, Giuliani on Friday said the Russia investigation could get “cleaned up” with pardons from President Trump in light of Paul Manafort being sent to jail.

“When the whole thing is over, things might get cleaned up with some presidential pardons,” the former New York mayor told the Daily News.

Giuliani’s stunning remark came hours after a Washington, D.C., judge revoked Manafort’s bail and ordered him to remain behind bars while awaiting his September trial on charges relating to his shady pro-Russian business dealings in Ukraine. The ruling came after Mueller’s investigators alleged the ex-Trump campaign chairman had attempted to secure false testimony from potential witnesses in the Russia probe.

Giuliani, who worked as a federal prosecutor for nearly a decade, claimed he had seen no evidence to warrant locking up Manafort.

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"Giuliani, who worked as a federal prosecutor for nearly a decade, claimed he had seen no evidence to warrant locking up Manafort."

Of course he hasn't seen evidence since he is not involved in that case.  So many people are doing this in every one of these cases - making conclusions without knowing what the evidence is.  As far as Mueller's evidence is concerned on what he is investigating, no one knows anything because Mueller isn't talking.  Until he is finished, no one knows anything.

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"Giuliani, who worked as a federal prosecutor for nearly a decade, claimed he had seen no evidence to warrant locking up Manafort."

Of course he hasn't seen evidence since he is not involved in that case.  So many people are doing this in every one of these cases - making conclusions without knowing what the evidence is.  As far as Mueller's evidence is concerned on what he is investigating, no one knows anything because Mueller isn't talking.  Until he is finished, no one knows anything.

If Manafort's attorneys don't know what Mueller has, wouldn't that be a violation of the Brady Rule?