***MUELLER MAY SUBMIT REPORT TO AG AS SOON AS MID-FEBRUARY, SAY SOURCES***

[evince]

Also, Trump’s hands would be clean since Whittaker would be doing the firing.

The AG appoints the SP and the SP can fire them. You should hope Whittaker is as ‘unmotivated’ to reign in Mullet as Rosenstein was.

and the second he does something like that the FBI begins investigating him for crimes


You and Putin cant win here shit balls


The founders of this nation foresaw your evil

[jimmymccready]

If Whittaker determines Mullet has been pulling shenanigans he can [and should] shut it down. And there’s nothing you can do about it.

He won't and there is nothing you can do about it. If he does, he will be indicted for obstruction of justice.

[Fentoine Lum]

I hear Trump had his personal tailor at the WH fitting him for custom made orange jump suits...

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MUELLER MAY SUBMIT REPORT TO ATTORNEY GENERAL AS SOON AS MID-FEBRUARY, SAY SOURCES

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna949961

"They clearly are tying up loose ends," said a lawyer who has been in contact with the Mueller team.

WASHINGTON — Special counsel Robert Mueller is nearing the end of his historic investigation into Russian election interference and is expected to submit a confidential report to the attorney general as early as mid-February, government officials and others familiar with the situation tell NBC News.

"They clearly are tying up loose ends," said a lawyer who has been in contact with the Mueller team.

The sources either did not know or would not say whether Mueller has answered the fundamental question he was hired to investigate: Whether Trump or anyone around him conspired with the Russian intelligence operations to help his campaign.

Mueller has not made public any evidence proving such a conspiracy, though he has rebutted in court filings the president's assertion that neither he nor any of his top aides had met or talked with Russians during the 2016 race. They did, according to Mueller; and, in the case of his lawyer's negotiations over a Trump Tower in Moscow, Trump knew about it, court filings say.

Mueller has also examined the question whether the president obstructed justice, and is expected to address that matter in his report. Whether the special counsel will accuse the president of wrongdoing on that score is unclear.

Mueller was appointed in May 2017 in the wake of Trump's decision to fire the FBI director, James Comey. He inherited an FBI investigation that had been launched in July 2016, when intelligence agencies saw indications that people around Trump might be trying to help a Russian effort to boost the Trump presidential candidacy.

He has charged 33 people and convicted three senior Trump associates — former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, former National Security Adviser Mike Flynn and lawyer Michael Cohen — who have cooperated with him to varying degrees.

One sign that Mueller is close to finishing, legal experts say, is that he has moved forward with the sentencing of those men — particularly Flynn, who he credited with substantial cooperation, much of which remains secret. Flynn's lawyers agreed to postpone his sentencing this week after it became clear the judge was considering imposing a prison sentence despite Mueller's recommendation of probation.

Generally, prosecutors prefer to delay the sentencing of cooperating witnesses until the case in which they are helping is over, to retain leverage over them and secure their testimony in court.

Mueller's spokesman, Peter Carr, declined to comment. The president's lawyer, Jay Sekulow, said, "We don't discuss conversations we've had or have not had with the office of special counsel."

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Other sources say that a special janitor has been assigned to follow Trump everywhere he goes inside the WH just to mop up the sweat.

May.














Wonderful.











It will all be settled then won't it.

[Darth Omar]

So you would be happy if Whitaker hid the report from the public?

You seem happy enough with the Trump investigation that’s masquerading as the ‘Russian investigation’, so yeah, I’d be quite happy with it.

[Nomad]

So you would be happy if Whitaker hid the report from the public?

Of course he would.

Right-wingers are all criminal scumbags themselves, so of course they love and root for other criminals.

It's in their nature.

DNA level shit.

[Nomad]

You seem happy enough with the Trump investigation that’s masquerading as the ‘Russian investigation’, so yeah, I’d be quite happy with it.

Criminal scumbags always love and support other criminal scumbags.

[Nomad]

If Whittaker determines Mullet has been pulling shenanigans he can [and should] shut it down.

And there’s nothing you can do about it.

Anyone who believes Mueller is anything less than unfailingly honest and straight up by the rule of law, is nothing more than a self-deluded, hyper-partisan, Kool-Aid guzzling jackass.

[Jarod]

You seem happy enough with the Trump investigation that’s masquerading as the ‘Russian investigation’, so yeah, I’d be quite happy with it.

If I were you, and I was as sure there was no crimes as you pretend to be, I would want it public.

[Nordberg]

Mueller has done a careful and thorough job according to all that have knowledge of what is going on. Trump and the rightys should be gleeful that Mueller will be done in Feb. We all know Trump and his "organization" will be completely exonerated. Trump should broadcast the report and have it on front page news of every newspaper. Fox Gnus should release it immediately.

[Darth Omar]

If I were you, and I was as sure there was no crimes as you pretend to be, I would want it public.

If crimes were committed in the origin of the ‘Russian investigation’, I want them fully exposed.

Don’t you?