What is there to know about nothing? That is what he has.
wouldn't you like to be sure ?that 17 experts find nothing after all this time?
And isnât what we are all assuming? Trump is innocent until proven guilty so republicans shouldnât cry that we are investigating just in case.
History will prove half of America voted for an idiot and con man twice. Bush then trump.
How much better things would be if it were gore instead of bush but then would Lieberman have been the democratic nominee in 2008?
The word is out, Obama was the idiot and traitor, but nice try.
The former special counsel who investigated Bill Clinton has suggested President Donald Trump could be impeached if he had lied about considering dismissing Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
Trump denying he considered firing Mueller could be an indictment issue, says Clinton investigator Ken Starr
Buffoon. It is not illegal to think about something but never do it. Jesus H Christ
Don't argue with me argue with your republican nut ken starr.
If Donald Trump lied to the American people when he called
reports he tried to fire Robert Mueller âfake newsâ, that would be grounds for impeachment, the independent counsel who investigated the Clinton White House said on Sunday.
Are you saying Congress couldn't impeach Trump for lying to us?
Trump ordered White House counsel Donald McGahn to fire Mueller. McGahn reportedly said he would resign rather than carry our the order, which he said would have a devastating effect on Trumpâs presidency. Since June, the president has
repeatedly denied
publicly that he was considering firing Mueller. White House officials have also repeatedly claimed the president has not discussed firing him.
Trump told reporters at the same time: âI havenât given it any thought.â He added: âWell, Iâve been reading about it from you people. You say, âOh, Iâm going to dismiss him.â No, Iâm not dismissing anybody.â
Some Republicans said on Sunday that reports Trump had to be talked down from firing Mueller were a serious concern and should prompt congressional action.
Attempting to fire Mueller would mean âthe end of [Trumpâs] presidency,â the South Carolina senator Lindsay Graham, a sponsor of potential legislation, said on ABC.
âItâs pretty clear to me that everybody in the White House knows that itâd be the end of President Trumpâs presidency if he fired Mr Mueller,â Graham said.
Asked if there was âa red line the president could cross with youâ regarding the special counsel, McCarthy said the question was unfair.
âThe president and his team have fully cooperated,â he said. âYouâre making hypotheticals.â
Asked if he believed there was some kind of âdeep state thatâs out to get the presidentâ,
as some on the right claim, McCarthy said he had never believed that but said some recent reports about the FBI would âgive anybody doubtâ.
âYouâre painting a conspiracy,â host Chuck Todd said.
âI think the public has the right to know,â McCarthy answered.
Yes McCarthy, the public does have a right to know so let the investigation continue.