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Robert Ray, Independent Counsel who prosecuted former President Bill Clinton's probe, said that President
Trump should be afforded "confrontation rights" when it comes to the whistleblower that set off the Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
Although the act of impeachment is not actually the same thing as a judicial proceeding, it shares many of the same components," ex-Whitewater Independent counselor, Robert Ray told Mark Levin in an interview airing Sunday on "Life, Liberty & Levin." Source: Trump should be allowed 'confrontation rights' against Ukraine call whistleblower, ex-Clinton prosecutor says
Another investigative reporter also interviewed Robert Ray over the origins of the Democrat impeachment inquiry:
I know there are two videos discussing two aspects of the investigation, but they're worth it in understanding why these concerns are causing the Democrats such worry that they would impeach the President of the United States, and whether he has any rights whatsoever.
Republican committee members have been held at bay from knowing why Chairman Schiff didn't include them on his decision to take President Trump and put him under the gun.
Procedures on decisions of a committee should include all members of the committee, not just one person's decision, which smacks of a Democrat Party coup against the leader of America and of the free world. It has been inappropriately handled imho.
What do you think after viewing these two discussions1?
Trump should be afforded "confrontation rights" when it comes to the whistleblower that set off the Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
Although the act of impeachment is not actually the same thing as a judicial proceeding, it shares many of the same components," ex-Whitewater Independent counselor, Robert Ray told Mark Levin in an interview airing Sunday on "Life, Liberty & Levin." Source: Trump should be allowed 'confrontation rights' against Ukraine call whistleblower, ex-Clinton prosecutor says
Another investigative reporter also interviewed Robert Ray over the origins of the Democrat impeachment inquiry:
I know there are two videos discussing two aspects of the investigation, but they're worth it in understanding why these concerns are causing the Democrats such worry that they would impeach the President of the United States, and whether he has any rights whatsoever.
Republican committee members have been held at bay from knowing why Chairman Schiff didn't include them on his decision to take President Trump and put him under the gun.
Procedures on decisions of a committee should include all members of the committee, not just one person's decision, which smacks of a Democrat Party coup against the leader of America and of the free world. It has been inappropriately handled imho.
What do you think after viewing these two discussions1?