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  • AND CALL YOU A LIAR. I FIND THAT BEHAVIOR ON THIS

  • I FIND THAT BEHAVIOR ON THIS COMMITTEE DESPICABLE.

  • COMMITTEE DESPICABLE. THANK YOU.

  • THANK YOU. >> SENATOR HARRIS?

  • >> SENATOR HARRIS? >> THANK YOU, MR. CHAIRMAN.

  • >> THANK YOU, MR. CHAIRMAN. ATTORNEY GENERAL BARR HAS THE

  • ATTORNEY GENERAL BARR HAS THE PRESIDENT OR ANYONE AT THE WHITE

  • PRESIDENT OR ANYONE AT THE WHITE HOUSE SUGGESTED THAT YOU OPEN AN

  • HOUSE SUGGESTED THAT YOU OPEN AN INVESTIGATION OF ANYONE?

  • INVESTIGATION OF ANYONE? >> I WOULDN’T, UH --

  • >> I WOULDN’T, UH -- >> YES OR NO?

  • >> YES OR NO? >> COULD YOU REPEAT THAT

  • >> COULD YOU REPEAT THAT QUESTION?

  • QUESTION? >> I WILL REPEAT.

  • >> I WILL REPEAT. HAS THE PRESIDENT OR ANYONE AT

  • HAS THE PRESIDENT OR ANYONE AT THE WHITE HOUSE EVER ASKED OR

  • THE WHITE HOUSE EVER ASKED OR SUGGESTED THAT YOU OPEN AN

  • SUGGESTED THAT YOU OPEN AN INVESTIGATION OF ANYONE?

  • INVESTIGATION OF ANYONE? YES OR NO, PLEASE, SIR.

  • YES OR NO, PLEASE, SIR. >> THE PRESIDENT OR ANYBODY

  • >> THE PRESIDENT OR ANYBODY ELSE?

  • ELSE? >> SEEMS YOU WOULD REMEMBER

  • >> SEEMS YOU WOULD REMEMBER SOMETHING LIKE THAT AND BE ABLE

  • SOMETHING LIKE THAT AND BE ABLE TO TELL US.

  • TO TELL US. >> YEAH, BUT I’M TRYING TO

  • >> YEAH, BUT I’M TRYING TO GRAPPLE WITH THE WORD "SUGGEST."

  • GRAPPLE WITH THE WORD "SUGGEST." I MEAN, THERE HAVE BEEN

  • I MEAN, THERE HAVE BEEN DISCUSSIONS OF MATTERS OUT THERE

  • DISCUSSIONS OF MATTERS OUT THERE THAT THEYVE NOT ASKED ME TO

  • THAT THEYVE NOT ASKED ME TO OPEN AN INVESTIGATION.

  • OPEN AN INVESTIGATION. >> PERHAPS THEYVE SUGGESTED?

  • >> PERHAPS THEYVE SUGGESTED? >> I DON’T KNOW.

  • >> I DON’T KNOW. I WOULDN’T SAY SUGGESTED.

  • I WOULDN’T SAY SUGGESTED. >> HINTED.

  • >> HINTED. >> I DON’T KNOW.

  • >> I DON’T KNOW. >> INFERRED?

  • >> INFERRED? YOU DON’T KNOW?

  • YOU DON’T KNOW? OKAY.

  • OKAY. IN YOUR MARCH 24th SUMMARY, YOU

  • IN YOUR MARCH 24th SUMMARY, YOU WROTE THAT, QUOTE, AFTER

  • WROTE THAT, QUOTE, AFTER REVIEWING THE SPECIAL COUNSEL’S

  • REVIEWING THE SPECIAL COUNSEL’S FINAL REPORT --

  • FINAL REPORT -- >> I DON’T KNOW IF --

  • >> I DON’T KNOW IF -- >> I’M ASKING A QUESTION.

  • >> I’M ASKING A QUESTION. IN YOUR MARCH 24th SUMMARY YOU

  • IN YOUR MARCH 24th SUMMARY YOU WROTE, QUOTE, AFTER REVIEWING

  • WROTE, QUOTE, AFTER REVIEWING THE SPECIAL COUNSEL’S FINAL

  • THE SPECIAL COUNSEL’S FINAL REPORT, DEPUTY ROSENSTEIN AND I

  • REPORT, DEPUTY ROSENSTEIN AND I HAVE CONCLUDED THAT THE EVIDENCE

  • HAVE CONCLUDED THAT THE EVIDENCE IS NOT SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH

  • IS NOT SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH THAT THE PRESIDENT COMMITTED AN

  • THAT THE PRESIDENT COMMITTED AN OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE OFFENSE.

  • OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE OFFENSE. NOW THE SPECIAL COUNSEL’S

  • NOW THE SPECIAL COUNSEL’S INVESTIGATION PRODUCE AID GREAT

  • INVESTIGATION PRODUCE AID GREAT DEAL OF EVIDENCE.

  • DEAL OF EVIDENCE. I’M LED TO BELIEVE IT INCLUDED

  • I’M LED TO BELIEVE IT INCLUDED WITNESSESNOTES AND EMAILS,

  • WITNESSESNOTES AND EMAILS, WITNESSESTESTIMONY, INTERVIEWS

  • WITNESSESTESTIMONY, INTERVIEWS WHICH WERE SUMMARIZED IN THE FBI

  • WHICH WERE SUMMARIZED IN THE FBI 302 FORMS, FORMER FBI DIRECTOR

  • 302 FORMS, FORMER FBI DIRECTOR COMEY’S MEMOS AND THE

  • COMEY’S MEMOS AND THE PRESIDENT’S PUBLIC STATEMENTS.

  • PRESIDENT’S PUBLIC STATEMENTS. MY QUESTION IS IN REACHING YOUR

  • MY QUESTION IS IN REACHING YOUR CONCLUSION, DID YOU PERSONALLY

  • CONCLUSION, DID YOU PERSONALLY REVIEW ALL OF THE UNDERLYING

  • REVIEW ALL OF THE UNDERLYING EVIDENCE?

  • EVIDENCE? >> NO.

  • >> NO. WE TOOK AN --

  • WE TOOK AN -- >> DID MR. ROSENSTEIN?

  • >> DID MR. ROSENSTEIN? >> NO.

  • >> NO. WE ACCEPTED THE STATEMENTS IN

  • WE ACCEPTED THE STATEMENTS IN THE REPORT AS FACTUAL RECORD.

  • THE REPORT AS FACTUAL RECORD. WE DID NOT GO UNDERNEATH IT TO

  • WE DID NOT GO UNDERNEATH IT TO SEE WHETHER OR NOT THEY WERE

  • SEE WHETHER OR NOT THEY WERE ACCURATE.

  • ACCURATE. WE ACCEPTED IT AS ACCURATE.

  • WE ACCEPTED IT AS ACCURATE. AND MADE OUR --

  • AND MADE OUR -- >> SO YOU ACCEPTED THE REPORT AS

  • >> SO YOU ACCEPTED THE REPORT AS THE EVIDENCE?

  • THE EVIDENCE? >> YES.

  • >> YES. >> YOU DID NOT QUESTION OR LOOK

  • >> YOU DID NOT QUESTION OR LOOK AT THE UNDERLYING EVIDENCE THAT

  • AT THE UNDERLYING EVIDENCE THAT SUPPORTS THE CONCLUSIONS IN THE

  • SUPPORTS THE CONCLUSIONS IN THE REPORT?

  • REPORT? >> NO.

  • >> NO. >> DID MR. ROSENSTEIN REVIEW THE

  • >> DID MR. ROSENSTEIN REVIEW THE EVIDENCE THAT UNDERLINES AND

  • EVIDENCE THAT UNDERLINES AND SUPPORTS THE CONCLUSIONS IN THE

  • SUPPORTS THE CONCLUSIONS IN THE REPORT?

  • REPORT? TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE?

  • TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE? >> NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE.

  • >> NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE. WE ACCEPTED THE STATEMENTS IN

  • WE ACCEPTED THE STATEMENTS IN THE REPORT AND THE CHARACTERer

  • THE REPORT AND THE CHARACTERer CHARACTERIZATION OF THE EVIDENCE

  • CHARACTERIZATION OF THE EVIDENCE AS TRUE.

  • AS TRUE. >> DID ANYONE IN YOUR EXECUTIVE

  • >> DID ANYONE IN YOUR EXECUTIVE OFFICE REVIEW THE EVIDENCE

  • OFFICE REVIEW THE EVIDENCE SUPPORTING THE REPORT?

  • SUPPORTING THE REPORT? >> NO.

  • >> NO. >> NO?

  • >> NO? YET YOU REPRESENTED TO THE

  • YET YOU REPRESENTED TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC THAT THE

  • AMERICAN PUBLIC THAT THE EVIDENCE WAS NOT, QUOTE,

  • EVIDENCE WAS NOT, QUOTE, SUFFICIENT TO SUPPORT AN

  • SUFFICIENT TO SUPPORT AN OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE OR FACTS.

  • OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE OR FACTS. >> THE EVIDENCE PRESENTED IN THE

  • >> THE EVIDENCE PRESENTED IN THE REPORT.

  • REPORT. THIS IS NOT MISTHERIOUS PROCESS.

  • THIS IS NOT MISTHERIOUS PROCESS. WE HAVE DECLARATION MEMOS EVERY

  • WE HAVE DECLARATION MEMOS EVERY DAY COMING UP AND WE DON’T GO

  • DAY COMING UP AND WE DON’T GO AND LOOK AT UNDERLYING EVIDENCE.

  • AND LOOK AT UNDERLYING EVIDENCE. WE TAKE THE CHARACTERIZATION OF

  • WE TAKE THE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE EVIDENCE AS TRUE.

  • THE EVIDENCE AS TRUE. >> AS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF

  • >> AS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES, YOU RUN THE

  • THE UNITED STATES, YOU RUN THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF

  • UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

  • JUSTICE. IF IN ANY U.S. ATTORNEYSOFFICE

  • IF IN ANY U.S. ATTORNEYSOFFICE AROUND THE COUNTRY, THE HEAD

  • AROUND THE COUNTRY, THE HEAD THAT HAVE OFFICE, WHEN BEING

  • THAT HAVE OFFICE, WHEN BEING ASKED TO MAKE A CRITICAL

  • ASKED TO MAKE A CRITICAL DECISION ABOUT, IN THIS CASE,

  • DECISION ABOUT, IN THIS CASE, THE PERSON WHO HOLDS THE HIGHEST

  • THE PERSON WHO HOLDS THE HIGHEST OFFICE IN THE LAND AND WHETHER

  • OFFICE IN THE LAND AND WHETHER OR NOT THAT PERSON COMMITTED A

  • OR NOT THAT PERSON COMMITTED A CRIME, WOULD YOU ACCEPT THEM

  • CRIME, WOULD YOU ACCEPT THEM RECOMMENDING A CHARGING DECISION

  • RECOMMENDING A CHARGING DECISION TO YOU IF THEY HAD NOT REVIEWED

  • TO YOU IF THEY HAD NOT REVIEWED THE EVIDENCE?

  • THE EVIDENCE? >> THAT’S A QUESTION FOR BOB

  • >> THAT’S A QUESTION FOR BOB MUELLER.

  • MUELLER. HE IS THE U.S. ATTORNEY.

  • HE IS THE U.S. ATTORNEY. HE IS THE ONE WHO PRESENTS THE

  • HE IS THE ONE WHO PRESENTS THE REPORT.

  • REPORT. >> BUT IT WAS YOU WHO MADE THE

  • >> BUT IT WAS YOU WHO MADE THE CHARGING DECISION, SIR.

  • CHARGING DECISION, SIR. YOU MADE THE DECISION NOT TO

  • YOU MADE THE DECISION NOT TO CHARGE THE PRESIDENT.

  • CHARGE THE PRESIDENT. >> IN A CROSS MEMO AND

  • >> IN A CROSS MEMO AND DECLARATION MEMO.

  • DECLARATION MEMO. >> YOU SAID IT WAS YOUR BABY.

  • >> YOU SAID IT WAS YOUR BABY. WHAT DID YOU MEAN BY THAT?

  • WHAT DID YOU MEAN BY THAT? >> IT WAS MY BABY TO LET -- TO

  • >> IT WAS MY BABY TO LET -- TO DECIDE WHETHER TO DISCLOSE IT TO

  • DECIDE WHETHER TO DISCLOSE IT TO THE PUBLIC.

  • THE PUBLIC. >> WHO HAD THE POWER TO MAKE THE

  • >> WHO HAD THE POWER TO MAKE THE DECISION ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT

  • DECISION ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT THE EVIDENCE WAS SUFFICIENT TO

  • THE EVIDENCE WAS SUFFICIENT TO MAKE A DETERMINATION OF WHETHER

  • MAKE A DETERMINATION OF WHETHER THERE HAD BEEN AN OBSTRUCTION OF

  • THERE HAD BEEN AN OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE?

  • JUSTICE? >> PROSECUTION MEMOS GO UP TO

  • >> PROSECUTION MEMOS GO UP TO THE SUPERVISOR.

  • THE SUPERVISOR. IN THIS CASE, IT WAS THE

  • IN THIS CASE, IT WAS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE DEPUTY

  • ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WHO DECIDE ON

  • ATTORNEY GENERAL WHO DECIDE ON THE FINAL DECISION.

  • THE FINAL DECISION. AND THAT IS BASED ON THE MEMO AS

  • AND THAT IS BASED ON THE MEMO AS PRESENTED BY THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S

  • PRESENTED BY THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE.

  • OFFICE. OFFICE.

  • OFFICE. >> YOU HAVE MADE IT CLEAR YOU

  • >> YOU HAVE MADE IT CLEAR YOU DIDN’T LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE AND

  • DIDN’T LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE AND WE CAN MOVE ON.

  • WE CAN MOVE ON. WILL YOU CONSULT DOJ OFFICIALS

  • WILL YOU CONSULT DOJ OFFICIALS ABOUT WHETHER THE RECUSAL IS

  • ABOUT WHETHER THE RECUSAL IS NECESSARY?

  • NECESSARY? >> I DON’T SEE ANY BASIS ON IT.

  • >> I DON’T SEE ANY BASIS ON IT. >> YOU HAVE CONSULTED WITH THEM

  • >> YOU HAVE CONSULTED WITH THEM ABOUT THE 14 OTHER

  • ABOUT THE 14 OTHER INVESTIGATIONS?

  • INVESTIGATIONS? >> ABOUT THE MUELLER CASE.

  • >> ABOUT THE MUELLER CASE. >> HAVE YOU CONSULTED WITH THE

  • >> HAVE YOU CONSULTED WITH THE CAREER DOJ ETHICS OFFICIALS

  • CAREER DOJ ETHICS OFFICIALS ABOUT THE APPROPRIATENESS OF YOU

  • ABOUT THE APPROPRIATENESS OF YOU BEING INVOLVED OR RECUSING

  • BEING INVOLVED OR RECUSING YOURSELF FROM THE 14 OTHER

  • YOURSELF FROM THE 14 OTHER INVESTIGATIONS THAT HAVE BEEN

  • INVESTIGATIONS THAT HAVE BEEN REFERRED OUT?

  • REFERRED OUT? >> ON WHAT BASIS?

  • >> ON WHAT BASIS? >> CONFLICT OF INTEREST, CLEAR

  • >> CONFLICT OF INTEREST, CLEAR CONFLICT OF INTEREST.

  • CONFLICT OF INTEREST. >> WHAT’S THE CONFLICT OF

  • >> WHAT’S THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST?

  • INTEREST? >> THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HAVE SEEN

  • >> THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HAVE SEEN QUITE WELL YOURE BIASED IN THIS

  • QUITE WELL YOURE BIASED IN THIS SITUATION AND HAVE NOT BEEN

  • SITUATION AND HAVE NOT BEEN OBJECTIVE.

  • OBJECTIVE. >> I HAVEN’T BEEN THE ONLY

  • >> I HAVEN’T BEEN THE ONLY DECISION MAKER HERE NOW.

  • DECISION MAKER HERE NOW. LET’S TAKE THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY

  • LET’S TAKE THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL ROD ROSENSTEIN, APPROVED

  • GENERAL ROD ROSENSTEIN, APPROVED BY THE SENATE 94-6 WITH SPECIFIC

  • BY THE SENATE 94-6 WITH SPECIFIC DISCUSSION ON THE FLOOR THAT HE

  • DISCUSSION ON THE FLOOR THAT HE WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR

  • WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPERVISING THE RUSSIAN

  • SUPERVISING THE RUSSIAN INVESTIGATION.

  • INVESTIGATION. >> I’M GLAD YOU BROUGHT THAT UP.

  • >> I’M GLAD YOU BROUGHT THAT UP. THAT’S A GREAT TOPIC.

  • THAT’S A GREAT TOPIC. >> 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE AND A

  • >> 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE AND A NUMBER OF SENIOR PROSECUTORS IN

  • NUMBER OF SENIOR PROSECUTORS IN THE DEPARTMENT INVOLVED IN THIS

  • THE DEPARTMENT INVOLVED IN THIS PROCESS, BOTH CAREER AND

  • PROCESS, BOTH CAREER AND NONCAREER.

  • NONCAREER. >> YES, I’VE READ THE PROCESS,

  • >> YES, I’VE READ THE PROCESS, SIR.

  • SIR. I HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION.

  • I HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION. AND I’M GLAD YOU BROUGHT THAT

  • AND I’M GLAD YOU BROUGHT THAT SUBJECT UP, BECAUSE I HAVE A

  • SUBJECT UP, BECAUSE I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THAT.

  • QUESTION ABOUT THAT. EARLIER TODAY IN RESPONSE TO

  • EARLIER TODAY IN RESPONSE TO SENATOR GRAHAM YOU SAID, QUOTE,

  • SENATOR GRAHAM YOU SAID, QUOTE, THAT YOU CONSULTED WITH

  • THAT YOU CONSULTED WITH ROSENSTEIN CONSTANTLY, UNQUOTE,

  • ROSENSTEIN CONSTANTLY, UNQUOTE, WITH RESPECT TO THE SPECIAL

  • WITH RESPECT TO THE SPECIAL COUNSEL’S INVESTIGATION AND

  • COUNSEL’S INVESTIGATION AND REPORT BUT DEPUTY ATTORNEY

  • REPORT BUT DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL ROSENSTEIN WAS ALSO A

  • GENERAL ROSENSTEIN WAS ALSO A KEY WITNESS IN THE FIRING OF FBI

  • KEY WITNESS IN THE FIRING OF FBI DIRECTOR COMEY.

  • DIRECTOR COMEY. DID YOU CONSULT WITH --

  • DID YOU CONSULT WITH -- >> WELL, THAT’S --

  • >> WELL, THAT’S -- >> DID YOU CONSULT WITH DOJ

  • >> DID YOU CONSULT WITH DOJ ETHICS OFFICIALS BEFORE YOU

  • ETHICS OFFICIALS BEFORE YOU ENLISTED ROD ROSENSTEIN TO

  • ENLISTED ROD ROSENSTEIN TO PARTICIPATE IN A CHARGING

  • PARTICIPATE IN A CHARGING DECISION IN AN INVESTIGATION FOR

  • DECISION IN AN INVESTIGATION FOR THE SUBJECT OF WHICH HE IS ALSO

  • THE SUBJECT OF WHICH HE IS ALSO A WITNESS?

  • A WITNESS? >> MY UNDERSTANDING IS THAT HE

  • >> MY UNDERSTANDING IS THAT HE HAD BEEN CLEARED ALREADY TO

  • HAD BEEN CLEARED ALREADY TO PARTICIPATE IN IT?

  • PARTICIPATE IN IT? >> YOU HAD CONSULTED WITH THEM

  • >> YOU HAD CONSULTED WITH THEM AND THEY CLEARED IT?

  • AND THEY CLEARED IT? >> NO.

  • >> NO. I THINK THEY CLEARED IT WHEN HE

  • I THINK THEY CLEARED IT WHEN HE TOOK OVER THE INVESTIGATION.

  • TOOK OVER THE INVESTIGATION. THAT’S MY UNDERSTANDING.

  • THAT’S MY UNDERSTANDING. >> YOU DON’T KNOW WHETHER HE HAS

  • >> YOU DON’T KNOW WHETHER HE HAS BEEN CLEARED OF A CONFLICT OF

  • BEEN CLEARED OF A CONFLICT OF INTEREST?

  • INTEREST? >> HE WOULD BE PARTICIPATING IF

  • >> HE WOULD BE PARTICIPATING IF IT WAS A CONFLICT OF INTEREST.

  • IT WAS A CONFLICT OF INTEREST. >> WHY YOUR SAYING IT DID NOT

  • >> WHY YOUR SAYING IT DID NOT NEED TO BE REVIEWED BY THE

  • NEED TO BE REVIEWED BY THE CAREER ETHIC OFFICIALS TO

  • CAREER ETHIC OFFICIALS TO DETERMINE IF IT WAS APPROPRIATE?

  • DETERMINE IF IT WAS APPROPRIATE? >> WELL, I BELIEVE IT WAS

  • >> WELL, I BELIEVE IT WAS REVIEWED.

  • REVIEWED. AND I ALSO POINT OUT THIS SEEMS

  • AND I ALSO POINT OUT THIS SEEMS TO BE A BIT OF A FLIP FLOP.

  • TO BE A BIT OF A FLIP FLOP. WHEN THE PRESIDENT’S SUPPORTERS

  • WHEN THE PRESIDENT’S SUPPORTERS WERE --

  • WERE -- >> FLIP FLOP IN THIS THAT YOURE

  • >> FLIP FLOP IN THIS THAT YOURE NOT ANSWERING THE QUESTION

  • NOT ANSWERING THE QUESTION DIRECTLY.

  • DIRECTLY. DID OFFICIALS IN YOUR OFFICE AND

  • DID OFFICIALS IN YOUR OFFICE AND THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

  • THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE APPROVE THE APPROPRIATENESS OF

  • APPROVE THE APPROPRIATENESS OF ROD ROSENSTEIN BE PART ON MAKING

  • ROD ROSENSTEIN BE PART ON MAKING A CHARGEING DECISION ON A CASE I

  • A CHARGEING DECISION ON A CASE I WHICH HE WAS ALSO A WITNESS IN?

  • WHICH HE WAS ALSO A WITNESS IN? >> MY UNDERSTANDING IS THAT HE

  • >> MY UNDERSTANDING IS THAT HE HAD ALREADY BEEN CLEARED BEFORE

  • HAD ALREADY BEEN CLEARED BEFORE I ARRIVED.

  • I ARRIVED. >> OF MAKING A DECISION ON THE

  • >> OF MAKING A DECISION ON THE MUELLER REPORT?

  • MUELLER REPORT? >> YES.

  • >> YES. >> AND THE CHARGES OF

  • >> AND THE CHARGES OF OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE?

  • OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE? HE HAD BEEN CLEARED ON THAT?

  • HE HAD BEEN CLEARED ON THAT? >> HE WAS THE ACTING ATTORNEY

  • >> HE WAS THE ACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE MUELLER

  • GENERAL ON THE MUELLER INVESTIGATION.

  • INVESTIGATION. >> HAD HE BEEN CLEARED?

  • >> HAD HE BEEN CLEARED? >> I AM --

  • >> I AM -- >> BY YOUR SIDE, A DECISION --

  • >> BY YOUR SIDE, A DECISION -- >> I AM INFORMED THAT BEFORE I

  • >> I AM INFORMED THAT BEFORE I ARRIVED, HE HAD BEEN CLEARED BY

  • ARRIVED, HE HAD BEEN CLEARED BY THE ETHICS OFFICIALS.

  • THE ETHICS OFFICIALS. >> AS WHAT?

  • >> AS WHAT? >> SERVING AS ACTING ATTORNEY

  • >> SERVING AS ACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE MUELLER CASE.

  • GENERAL ON THE MUELLER CASE. >> HOW ABOUT MAKING A CHARGING

  • >> HOW ABOUT MAKING A CHARGING DECISION ON OBSTRUCTION OF

  • DECISION ON OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE WHEN THE UNDERLYING

  • JUSTICE WHEN THE UNDERLYING OFFENSES INCLUDE HIM AS A

  • OFFENSES INCLUDE HIM AS A WITNESS?

  • WITNESS? >> THAT’S WHAT THE ACTING

  • >> THAT’S WHAT THE ACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL’S JOB IS.

  • ATTORNEY GENERAL’S JOB IS. >> TO BE A WITNESS AND MAKE THE

AND CALL YOU A LIAR. I FIND THAT BEHAVIOR ON THIS

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