True. I meant plead the fifth. Again when did he do that?
Incorrect. They assert it. (Meaning the fifth.). Except in very rare circumstances, judges can’t compel a witness to testify despite the invocation of the fifth.
Cite it. The court cannot offer immunity unless the prosecutor has requested it.
Finally, you’ve said one thing correct. Of course, it’s not disputed.
You don’t know that he invoked the fifth. And you don’t know it because you can’t know it. Grand jury proceedings are secret. For all you know, albeit unlikely, Patel instead invoked a Trump claim of Executive Privilege.
But, let’s go further let’s assume for the sake of discussion that your speculation is right. Let’s say that Patel had been called before the Grand Jury. And let’s further assume that he invoked the fifth. (Why? I wouldn’t know. But maybe he fears that something he says could be used against him by our vindictive politicized DOJ?)
Now, frustrated, the DOJ has to meekly ask a judge to confer immunity on the witness. And being that this is the upside down new universe, the judge says “uh. Ok.” So, now, when Patel says “yep. Trump did say that he was making a standing order to declassify the documents” what follows?








Seriously, girl. I’m only exposing you as the completely ignorant dishonest ywat you always are. You’re welcome.
Your final link is to the NY Slimes which is not exactly a credible source for news, anymore. Besides, it’s behind a paywall. But let’s assume it’s the truth. Again: so what?