Mueller Says Any Testimony to Congress Won't Go Beyond Report

May.29 -- Special Counsel Robert Mueller delivers a public statement on his investigation into 2016 Russian election meddling. He speaks at the Justice Department in Washington.

[freshstart]

Who else 1st time hearing the Man talk

[Jibsie]

I'm not gonna lie, the sole reason i watched this video was to hear the mans voice.

[jaydawg]

Congress should subpoena the entire Mueller Team ...that way he shouldn't feel isolated ...

[WelderRDT]

Helmet cams for President and anyone Federal high level jobs. We get recorded every time we go into a store, pass near traffic lights, etc. why the heck dont we hold them responsible to actions placed on the people?
It should be necessary for monitoring every move and word said. No more I dont remember...

[timothykozlowski]

The man looks Like he's under a lot of stress

[sarahsrappa]

So we will never know bcs the system doesn’t allow an investigation??
Isn’t this country supposed to be a democracy???
So all the money and time spent to let us know, someone could b guilty, but we will never know bcs he can’t be indicted or investigated ? It took u 2 years to come up with this answer ?

[toter]

I hope you have a great day.




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[mario]

When did it come to be that the person subpoenaed to appear before congress and give testimony decides what he will, and will not talk about? He sees himself above the law, and so do many others so called Public Servants in this country. Too much power, too much authority, too much money makes them forget easily and very fast who is boss. The people on the other hand, have their heads down too deep into their cellphones, and don't have time to mind this 'silly' business. That is why they say, and rightly so: "Every nation has the government it deserves."

[coolmike]

Regardless of what party you belong to, this year will be one for the ages...

[willaimr.kirkland]

Bob was a total waste of time and money.  No harm, no fowl.  Get with that folks.

[chqp]

"it would be unfair to potentially accuse somebody of a crime when there can be no court resolution of the actual charge"

[unclejimmy]

So if you can't indict a sitting President, why don't you just make him stand up?

[therugburnz]

I voted. Am I guilty of influencing an election?

[austincorbin]

The legal Eagle channel does a phenomenal breakdown of the report for those that struggle with legal vocabulary such as myself. Highly recommend watching his videos on it.

[angellovesjazz]

So he didn't have the spine to admit what really happened because he doesn't believe a sitting president can be charged?!

[samuelgidaygoodday]

The picture I saw for 2 years surely speaks.

[ferdinandmcelroy]

In other words, if we could've, we would've!

[blakryptonite]

This is the man who went by the book. He did what he was supposed to do, regardless of party affiliation. Thank you for your service, Judge Mueller.

[mochimochi]

Democrats trusted a Republican to investigate his Republican boss lmao fools!

[theheeze]

“If the president clearly did not commit a crime we would have said so” 🤷🏽‍♂️