Barr ain't releasing shit...
I somehow don't see the report staying secret in the internet era. If he is not releasing it, it will be leaked.
Barr ain't releasing shit...
Yeah I don't expect him to, just more of the charade. My guess is we get Trump saying the report should be released, while Barr says "sorry we can't, only select parts" which will be cherry-picked and likely focus on portions about people already indicted.Barr ain't releasing shit...
Cool, I can agree with that. I thought you were suggesting his decision would have been the same regardless of what the report says.
I can see that... if true.
I agree with this.
Early on, I was reading more and listing more to analysis about the probe. However, over time, I had less confidence that the probe would find a clear evidence of collusion. The main reason was the following: for nearly two years, Trump, people around him and his supporters in Congress and the media have attacked Mueller and the probe... viciously. 'No collusion" was heard every day. The dominant theory was that Mueller would wait with this and then drop a bombshell about collusion. But, at some point, I starting wondering, if there is at least one person who have colluded with the Russians, why wouldn't the special prosecutor charge him/her? This way, he would be able to silence some of the critics of the probe and, thus, be able to work more freely. When it didn't happen, I started to think that it never would.
Fair enough. I suppose that people look for the brightest light in the wilderness and heard towards it. But as Eva Green says I don't do popular choices. I like to think for myself rather than have someone tell me what to think.February this year she got her biggest numbers
https://www.forbes.com/sites/markjo...-is-no-1-and-so-is-sean-hannity/#2effa87a7730
Liberals have pretty turned into the Conservatives during the Obama years.
Now being reported that Mueller informed the DOJ three weeks ago that he would not reach a conclusion on obstruction of justice.
Yeah but unless he gave them his evidence they still reached their conclusions in 48 hours of having the document.
After seeing that "Trump is finished - Supercut" video and the outcome of this I don't understand how CNN etc isn't derided like Fox News. Both one-eyed lunatics.A lot of us got duped by the coverage and we were led to believe this was going to be incredibly damaging for Trump. A couple of examples below
Non stop media coverage talking about collusion
Legal pundits claiming that the obstruction case was a slam dunk against Trump.
Senior ex intelligence community officials going on air and boasting about how Trump's family members were about to be indicted.
Other pundits and "experts" spreading false information which got people even more giddy.
I've followed her show for years now. It's obviously incredibly biased, but the whole Russia affair was so entertaining to me and her show is the only one I could find that focused on this every night without fail. I've learned a lot from it to be honest in terms of history of 20th century American politics which they use as fillers or to create a parallel of some kind for a story.February this year she got her biggest numbers
https://www.forbes.com/sites/markjo...-is-no-1-and-so-is-sean-hannity/#2effa87a7730
Liberals have pretty turned into the Conservatives during the Obama years.
I think its like the QAon stuff some Conservatives are into(Well ok Maddow is far educational) or when I'm watch Alex Jones quite accurately describing the inner works of Twin Peaks(Again Maddow far more educational). In the end is just a bit of fun.I've followed her show for years now. It's obviously incredibly biased, but the whole Russia affair was so entertaining to me and her show is the only one I could find that focused on this every night without fail. I've learned a lot from it to be honest in terms of history of 20th century American politics which they use as fillers or to create a parallel of some kind for a story.
It's going to be interesting tonight. All in all it looks over to be honest. I'm going to be moving to the last few seasons of The Americans - a show that, incidentally, I was introduced to by The Rachel Maddow show in a segment where they focused on the history of the case it's based on.
If Barr’s known for 3 weeks why did it take him so long to write a 4 page letter. Unless perhaps there was a lot of other incriminating stuff to wade through.Now being reported that Mueller informed the DOJ three weeks ago that he would not reach a conclusion on obstruction of justice.
After seeing that "Trump is finished - Supercut" video and the outcome of this I don't understand how CNN etc isn't derided like Fox News. Both one-eyed lunatics.
Who knows? Are you going to argue one way and then criticise others for arguing the other?
Let's face it the margins were slim in how many states? I wouldn't want to bet on either possibility personally...
What I'd be taking from this is that the report confirms that Russia made a very deliberate effort here. Something that was being laughed off by some of y'all in this forum not that long ago, maybe even you? So it's either it confirms the Russians did this and it clears the president of taking part. Or it's okay to be skeptical about the memo.
I could be here lamenting that and beating my chest about it telling people I told you so, but I won't because what would be the point? It is what it is.
And what will happen to tackle this going forward? Possibly not much. So how will that play out in the future? They have fingerprints over Brexit too, something that has sidetracked this country for over 2 years...
What evidence Brawned? Barr discredited himself with this summary report.
The full report would have been released if there was nothing to discredit Trump.
That is what is needed
What's the conservative one?How the feck do you Americans know which media outlet to trust? You've got one major conservative news network, and then every single other network is liberal. It's difficult to expect fair and unbiased coverage when it's that lopsided.
Fox News?What's the conservative one?
How the feck do you Americans know which media outlet to trust? You've got one major conservative news network, and then every single other network is liberal. It's difficult to expect fair and unbiased coverage when it's that lopsided.
How the feck do you Americans know which media outlet to trust? You've got one major conservative news network, and then every single other network is liberal. It's difficult to expect fair and unbiased coverage when it's that lopsided.
A summary of the report was an established first step in the process, before he took that step. And he has already said the next step will be releasing a version of the full report, minus the grand jury testimony. He might be exaggerating that 2nd part but to come to the conclusion he's discredited himself already is so detached from reality, man. Just on the facts alone.
How the feck do you Americans know which media outlet to trust? You've got one major conservative news network, and then every single other network is liberal. It's difficult to expect fair and unbiased coverage when it's that lopsided.
Where does it say a Summary report was the established first step?
All he had to do was release the report in its entirety to Congress.
Clearly Barr wanted to show a positive slant to the report that favoured his boss.
Now Congress is gearing to subpoena the report. And we will have a tug of war.
Whatever the party we all want to get to the truth. Total transparency.
Where does it say a Summary report was the established first step?
All he had to do was release the report in its entirety to Congress.
Clearly Barr wanted to show a positive slant to the report that favoured his boss.
Now Congress is gearing to subpoena the report. And we will have a tug of war.
Whatever the party we all want to get to the truth. Total transparency.
Cohen became the first Trump associate to allege that, in 2016, Trump knew in advance that his eldest son, Donald Jr, was meeting Russians promising dirt on Hillary Clinton – and that WikiLeaks would be releasing emails stolen from Democrats by Russian operatives.
Moreover, Cohen hinted that Robert Mueller, the special counsel currently wrapping up a two-year inquiry into whether Trump’s team coordinated with Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, may have proof.
Cohen was asked by Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Florida Democrat forced to resign as party chairwoman over the WikiLeaks disclosures, how they could corroborate his explosive allegations, which are based on remarks he says he overheard in Trump’s office.
“I suspect that the special counsel’s office and other government agencies have the information you’re seeking,” Cohen said. Trump denied both allegations in his written answers to questions from Mueller.
Kasparov is hitting the nail on the head but all this has been known for a while and it's not just happening in the US elections Putin and his "friends" are involved everywhere, they push populist and destabilizing parties in every European country because he knows that against a united front of Europe and the US he is powerless but if he sews enough distrust between former allies, manages to break the EU apart and the US to only take care of their own matters he will have free reign to do whatever he wants in eastern Europe for example because he will never be threatened with more than a disapproving speech on TV.
He also isn't alone in trying to destabilize the US and their allies. China has a very real interest in this as well and they both can wreak havoc and buy politicians left right and center as long as we don't have full transparency where every cent that finances a politician has come from.
On the two key issues he has communicated Muller's overarching conclusions: the Russian conspiracy with the Trump campaign didn't exist, as per his high standards, and there is a case to be made either way for obstruction of justice. We know those are Muller's views bevause he quoted them. The rest of the stuff is just background fluff. What about it could be positively slanted, when we know precisely what Muller's key decisions were?
As I said. Why allow the speculation. A full report would have avoided it.
If there was no reluctance to release it why is Pelosi demanding the full report?
As you say it’ll be a long process getting the report via subpoena.
That being said, I expect the House Dems to subpoena Mueller while they are tussling over that and it’ll be interesting to see what respect he shows to the House procedure in contrast to his loyalty to the DOJ.
Also, it’s worth remembering that there were various subjects Cohen was told he was not allowed to discuss during his hearing due to the Mueller investigation and yet we know nothing about them from Barr’s summary.
So perhaps Cohen was lying, Jordan and co certainly reminded us that he had done it before.
Or perhaps it’s in the Mueller Report and Barr has whitewashed it all. After all Barr has done just that before.
To give supporters like you something to cling onto. She obviously wouldn't want to discuss the results so she might as well show that she's doing something, even if that something is just political theatre. As of yet there's been no indication that Barr is going to hide a lot of it.
indeed.
What the feck are some people on about? If there was nothing to hide in the report then why did Graham overturn the majority house vote to release it in full?
Unfeckingbelievable some of the told you so and argumentative bollocks going on since Barr released his 4 page Trump proecting Republican wankfest.
A summary which came to a conclusion yet could only manage to quote the actual Mueller report directly twice, each a partial quote with absolutely no context.
the theater is purely being manufactured by Barr by not releasing the entire report. That would have avoided all this.
There are legitimate legal questions to be answered before releasing the full report. He specifically mentioned what they are too. It's kind of his job to weigh up those legal questions, and ignore the political pressure. If he did the opposite he would be legitimately discredited. Grand jury testimony has remained redacted for decades in similarly important investigations, for firmly established legal reasons.
There are legitimate legal questions to be answered before releasing the full report. He specifically mentioned what they are too. It's kind of his job to weigh up those legal questions, and ignore the political pressure. If he did the opposite he would be legitimately discredited. Grand jury testimony has remained redacted for decades in similarly important investigations, for firmly established legal reasons.