The mantra stated in the thread's title is from Trump himself............and, of course, from his lackeys and stooges like Barr, Don Jr., Conway, Hickabee-Sanders, Hannity, et al....
So, the questions then arise as to...........
a) WHY would Trump claim "executive privilege" in keeping Mueller from testifying?
b) Why would Trump claim "attorney-client privilege" in keeping McGahn from testifying before the House committee.......bearing in mind that McGahn NOT only has already testified before Mueller.....but McGahn is also long gone from the WH ....AND was the WH attorney and NOT Trump's personal one?
c) WHY would Trump claim that Don Jr. is being "harassed" when asked by a republican-led Senate committee to testify?
Even if Mueller’s testimony was a bit lifeless, his matter-of-fact, yes-or-no answers did provide some damning soundbites. No, the president was not exonerated. Yes, the Office of Legal Counsel decision about not indicting a sitting president prevented him from considering charges against Trump. Yes, Trump could be charged once he leaves office. Yes, the campaign accepted help from Russian affiliates. Yes, Trump associates tried to cover that up. Yes, Russia tried to influence the election for Trump. No, they haven’t stopped.
Lock him up! Lock him up!
One of my take-aways was the glaring difference in what constitutes "obstruction".
Mueller and the democrats have a wacky "thought crime" definition that they cling to.
Barr, the DOJ, and Professor Dershowitz have a very different definition.
Dershowitz: Mueller got the law 'all wrong' on obstruction of justice
One GOP congressman tried to explain it, so maybe if the dems impeach Trump they will learn what "obstruction" really is?