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Looks like the Muellertards are getting scared
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Mueller's testimony would seem like a great way to explain to all of us how there really was collusion and obstruction since it is right there in the report according to the Muellertards. (Did you read the report!!!!!)
Alas the whole thing could be collapsing
https://foxnews.com/politics/mueller-house-testimony-pushed-back-a-week-to-july-24
Planning for former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's highly anticipated testimony was thrown into disarray Friday as multiple sources said the hearing was delayed amid a "breakdown in negotiations" -- yet others indicated it could still go forward next week as planned.
Internal talks over the structure of the hearings originally scheduled for July 17 have been heating up for days, with some members complaining they might not have enough time carved out to ask questions.
Sources said Friday morning the hearings will be pushed back to July 24. A senior source said there was a "breakdown in negotiations" to have Mueller appear.
Mueller was slated to testify in public before the Judiciary Committee for two hours or more, followed by another two hours-plus of testimony before the House Intelligence Committee in an open setting.
But some lawmakers complained this wouldn't give them enough time for questions.
And there were conflicting details over plans for a subsequent private session. One source told Fox News this week that the Democrats plan to have Mueller testify behind closed doors--yet it remained unclear whether Mueller himself would participate in that setting, or if his deputies would answer questions instead.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., has said that the closed-door session would only be with the special counsel’s staff, but House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., left the door open to the possibility that Mueller could testify privately as well. It also remains unclear whether the two committees would hold a joint closed-door session or two separate ones.
Nothing like transparency.
Alas the whole thing could be collapsing
https://foxnews.com/politics/mueller-house-testimony-pushed-back-a-week-to-july-24
Planning for former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's highly anticipated testimony was thrown into disarray Friday as multiple sources said the hearing was delayed amid a "breakdown in negotiations" -- yet others indicated it could still go forward next week as planned.
Internal talks over the structure of the hearings originally scheduled for July 17 have been heating up for days, with some members complaining they might not have enough time carved out to ask questions.
Sources said Friday morning the hearings will be pushed back to July 24. A senior source said there was a "breakdown in negotiations" to have Mueller appear.
Mueller was slated to testify in public before the Judiciary Committee for two hours or more, followed by another two hours-plus of testimony before the House Intelligence Committee in an open setting.
But some lawmakers complained this wouldn't give them enough time for questions.
And there were conflicting details over plans for a subsequent private session. One source told Fox News this week that the Democrats plan to have Mueller testify behind closed doors--yet it remained unclear whether Mueller himself would participate in that setting, or if his deputies would answer questions instead.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., has said that the closed-door session would only be with the special counsel’s staff, but House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., left the door open to the possibility that Mueller could testify privately as well. It also remains unclear whether the two committees would hold a joint closed-door session or two separate ones.
Nothing like transparency.
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Heard Nadler say yesterday or the day before that they wanted to have Mueller appear so that he could tell the American people what was really in the report. The Report has been out now for 3 months and Nadler is still pushing the same bullshit that Scott was pushing here earlier this week that the public doesn't really know what's really in the report and that we just need to hear it one more time from Mueller before we realize that it says something that it really doesn't.
You'll notice how Scott ghosted as soon as he was asked to cite or quote the sections he claimed were really in the report.
If Mueller ever does testify he isn't going to answer any questions other than what's already stated in the report. He'll claim that he never looked into the origins of what prompted the investigation because he wasn't asked to. -
They don't want the public to hear him say it was all fake and a paid plot by the
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Well unfortunately he isn't going to say that. He isn't even going to answer openly about when he determined that there was no collusion. He'll just say when he finished the investigation.Sledog said:They don't want the public to hear him say it was all fake and a paid plot by the
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Does anyone still care about this shit
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NoPitchfork51 said:Does anyone still care about this shit
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As always, the left is embarrassingly transparent. They know Horowitz doesn't want to release his report until they fully close the book on Mueller, who is the only thing shielding them from total exposure.
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true and since this whole mess was conceived to cover up the theft of an election and spying it's going to get real for some lib criminals soon. Unfortunately we don't have the death penalty for treason anymore.Dude61 said:As always, the left is embarrassingly transparent. They know Horowitz doesn't want to release his report until they fully close the book on Mueller, who is the only thing shielding them from total exposure.
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They want him to say that if he had the authority, he would have indicted the president, or that if DJT was a private citizen, he would have been indicted.SFGbob said:
Well unfortunately he isn't going to say that. He isn't even going to answer openly about when he determined that there was no collusion. He'll just say when he finished the investigation.Sledog said:They don't want the public to hear him say it was all fake and a paid plot by the
communistdemocratic party and Hillary.
I think he might say that or something similar, but it is more likely he declines comment. -
Agreed.ramenduck said:
They want him to say that if he had the authority, he would have indicted the president, or that if DJT was a private citizen, he would have been indicted.SFGbob said:
Well unfortunately he isn't going to say that. He isn't even going to answer openly about when he determined that there was no collusion. He'll just say when he finished the investigation.Sledog said:They don't want the public to hear him say it was all fake and a paid plot by the
communistdemocratic party and Hillary.
I think he might say that or something similar, but it is more likely he declines comment. -
Mueller and the leftards problem is that they can't factually say what the obstruction was. Feel free to clarify. So, far none of you leftards haven't come close.
