Well, that wasn’t it lol

[Micawber]

You don't know that, OP.

Unless the outfit buzzfeed is garbage, there is going to be a lot of facts that are correct
and apparently, some important ones Mueller thinks or knows are not right.

[tinfoil]

You don't know that, OP.

Unless the outfit buzzfeed is garbage, there is going to be a lot of facts that are correct
and apparently, some important ones Mueller thinks or knows are not right.

It's still real to you, so keep believing it. Nobody cares

[Darth Omar]

You don't know that, OP.

Unless the outfit buzzfeed is garbage, there is going to be a lot of facts that are correct
and apparently, some important ones Mueller thinks or knows are not right.

The fact Mullet felt compelled to make a release doesn’t bode well lol.

It’s easy to get the idea he’s tamping down the enthusiasm before the release of his report.

[tinfoil]

The fucking retards were foaming at the mouth ready to start impeachment! LOL

[tinfoil]

If you fuckwits can't read the writing on the wall by now, you're hopeless. Mueller has got shit on the douchebag Donald. Mueller is going to pray Trump loses the election so he doesn't have to drag this out another 4 years to avoid looking like an idiot

[jimmymccready]

Accurate means exact, and 'not accurate' means 'not exact.'

It does not mean false.

But now I know that the Trump right will accept Mueller's report completely.

[Evmetro]

What does “specific statements” mean?

Give up, you are defending fake news.

[Tkaffen]

Interesting read is 1/18/19 Washington Examiner story titled “The Top 5 Worst Journalism Moments of 2018”. This is a list of mainstream media errors to support their bias.

[Nordberg]

Buzzfeed writers are sticking by the story. I will wait to find out how much is true. They say they got the info from an insider.
Mueller's spokesman did not say the story was false. If it was, he would have said so. The special counsel has said they have corroborating info on Cohen's testimony.

[Tkaffen]

Nordick
National Enquirer reports Pelosi gave birth to a Martian baby and Schumer was the father. They claim Schumer is from Mars. National Enquirer is sticking to their story. I believe them.

With all the liars and false stories are you that stupid to believe the press and politicians. Wake up.

[Nordberg]

If you fuckwits can't read the writing on the wall by now, you're hopeless. Mueller has got shit on the douchebag Donald. Mueller is going to pray Trump loses the election so he doesn't have to drag this out another 4 years to avoid looking like an idiot

There is no such information on the wall or up your ass. There is no reason you should keep saying that because none of us know what Mueller has. Of course, we don't because he makes no statements and no noise.

[Darth Omar]

There is no such information on the wall or up your ass. There is no reason you should keep saying that because none of us know what Mueller has. Of course, we don't because he makes no statements and no noise.

Think lol.

If Trump was a Russian agent Mullet would be *compelled to act quickly* and bring that charge so Trump could be removed from office—and it would have happened months ago if not earlier. There would be plenty of time to continue the investigation and get Trump for a campaign finance law violation—or whatever. Then Trump could be trotted out in front a firing squad or whatever it is you fantasize about.

So anything Russian related is very likely off the table.

Granted, that leaves other *possible* stuff. But, Mullet has a political problem on his hands. And it’s a growing political problem. The recent NYT bombshell backfired: rather than helping the anti-Trump narrative it showed just how sketchy the origins of the Russian investigation were.

THAT BECAME MULLET’s INVESTIGATION.

If Mullet’s real objective is to nail Trump with something/anything—he is between a rock and a hard place. If he hands out a weak indictment he risks provoking a counter investigation led by another SP. It’s being investigated now, but not by an SP. Piss off 60 million Trump supporters and see what happens. Republicans are united behind Trump so basically the whole party will be calling for another SP if Mullet hands out a weak indictment.

Congress would no longer be able to ignore it and Republicans still control the Senate and the AG.

I’ll make no predictions but my advice to you is to at least be prepared for the Mullet investigation to end in a whimper and not a bang.

Not that I think you will take it lol.

[Legion]

[Legion]

The fucking retards were foaming at the mouth ready to start impeachment! LOL

Liberals on Reddit:

[USFREEDOM911]

In a rare move, Mueller’s office denies BuzzFeed report that Trump told Cohen to lie about Moscow project

Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s office on Friday denied an explosive report by BuzzFeed News that his investigators had gathered evidence showing President Trump directed his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, to lie to Congress about a prospective business deal in Moscow.

“BuzzFeed’s description of specific statements to the special counsel’s office, and characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office, regarding Michael Cohen’s congressional testimony are not accurate,” said Peter Carr, a spokesman for Mueller.

The statement was remarkable on several levels — first, the special counsel’s office speaks exceedingly rarely, and second, the statement seemed to drive a stake through a sensational allegation that Democratic lawmakers suggested earlier in the day could spell the end of the Trump presidency. As earthshaking as the claims in the story were, no other media organizations were able to match them.

The story published by BuzzFeed on Thursday night attributed to two federal law enforcement officials an incendiary assertion: that Mueller had collected emails, texts and testimony indicating Trump had directed Cohen to lie to Congress about the extent of discussions surrounding a proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow. That project never came to pass, but Cohen pleaded guilty last year to lying to Congress about the matter.

The BuzzFeed report strongly implied the president might have committed a crime, dramatically raising speculation of possible impeachment. Within hours, Democrats in Congress were publicly demanding answers.

The potential consequences of the report were so severe — immediate congressional investigations and a possible legal showdown with the White House — that Mueller decided to take the surprising step of publicly denying his investigation had gathered any such evidence.

The special counsel’s office has only rarely issued public statements since it was created in May 2017; it had never previously issued a public statement regarding evidence in its investigation into Trump and Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Inside the Justice Department, the statement was viewed as a huge step, and one that would have been taken only if the special counsel’s office viewed the story as almost entirely incorrect. The special counsel’s office seemed to be disputing every aspect of the story that addressed comments or evidence given to its investigators.

The explicit denial by the special counsel’s office is likely to provide further ammunition to complaints by Trump and his supporters that press coverage of him is unfair and inaccurate.

Trump weighed in Friday night on Twitter, criticizing BuzzFeed. “A very sad day for journalism, but a great day for our country!” he tweeted.

Following the special counsel’s denial, BuzzFeed insisted its story was correct. In a statement, the website’s top editor, Ben Smith, said, “We stand by our reporting and the sources who informed it, and we urge the Special Counsel to make clear what he’s disputing.”

The story had claimed Cohen had acknowledged to Mueller’s prosecutors that the president directed him to deceive Congress about key facts linking the president to the proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow. BuzzFeed also said Mueller learned about the directive to lie from “interviews with multiple witnesses from the Trump Organization and internal company emails, text messages, and a cache of other documents.”

Mueller’s denial, according to people familiar with the matter, aims to make clear that none of those statements in the story are accurate.

Cohen is due to testify before a House committee in early February. He pleaded guilty in November to lying under oath to Congress about the Moscow project negotiations, and court documents filed in connection with that plea indicated he did so to align his statements with the political messaging of Trump and his aides on the question of Russian contacts.

As part of that plea, Cohen admitted he had falsely told Congress that Trump’s effort to build an apartment tower in Moscow ended in January 2016, when in fact it had continued until June of that year.

In court documents, Cohen admitted that he briefed Trump on his ongoing negotiations with Russian officials about the proposed deal and said that he had consulted with Trump’s team before his false testimony before Congress. But those documents did not indicate that Trump played a direct role in his false testimony.

In December, Cohen was sentenced to three years in prison for those lies and unrelated financial crimes.

Cohen and his representatives did not immediately respond to messages Friday night. Earlier in the day, Lanny J. Davis, a legal and communications adviser to Cohen, said of the BuzzFeed story: “Out of respect for Mr. Mueller’s and the Office of Special Counsel’s investigation, Mr. Cohen declined to respond to the questions asked by the reporters and so do I.”

The BuzzFeed report was incendiary in large part because it cast Cohen’s lies to Congress in a far more nefarious light — that he had done so at the specific instruction of the president.

The president’s attorney, Rudolph W. Giuliani, challenged the Justice Department to “reveal the leakers” behind BuzzFeed’s reporting and chided Democrats who, he suggested, should refrain from investigating the president until Mueller concludes his investigation. “There may be nothing to legitimately investigate,” he said on Twitter.

“I commend Bob Mueller’s office for correcting the BuzzFeed false story that Pres. Trump encouraged Cohen to lie,” Giuliani wrote in a separate tweet. “I ask the press to take heed that their hysterical desire to destroy this President has gone too far. They pursued this without critical analysis all day. #FAKENEWS”

The claims in the news report had prompted Democrats, who control the House, to ratchet up their investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election, including allegations that the Trump campaign cooperated with Russian operatives and that Trump has since sought to obstruct an ongoing probe by Mueller.

“If the @BuzzFeed story is true, President Trump must resign or be impeached,” Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-Tex.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, tweeted after the story was published.

“We know that the President has engaged in a long pattern of obstruction,” Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, wrote in a tweet Friday promising to “get to the bottom” of the allegations in BuzzFeed’s report.