Revealed: What Robert Mueller Will Say In Blockbuster Hearing | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC

“The Beat” goes inside Bob Mueller’s upcoming testimony. In this exclusive report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber examines Mueller’s decades of hearings, revealing a sharp, unshakeable witness and clues for what he will say before Congress next week.

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[tselengbotlhole]

The last time Mueller smiled was when Obama was in office 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Maja-Danmark]

Mueller won't go an inch beyond the report.
It's up to the Congress to ask him the right questions to get him to quote from the report for the viewers to know what's in the report.
I foresee a lot of grand standing - I already feel embarrassed. Gonna watch it anyway, though.

[jdouglas]

Mueller with Obama: Lol, I thought I was watching an SNL video at first bc I'd never seen Mueller so animated. But Obama had that way of bringing out the best in ppl.

[supportyourtroopsathletes]

*Next week CAN NOT be soon enough, BRING ON THE MUELLER TIME TESTIMONY* !

[KCsFunHouse]

Haha Mueller’s got jokes huh... I would not have pictured that at all. He seems like such a straight laced, rule abiding guy like Ari said.

[boondocksdragon]

Kind of interesting to see Robert Mueller laughing and speaking with animation and enthusiasm. I think these last few years have fatigued something inside of that poor man.

[ruthdepew]

I hope America is intelligent enough to understand what Mueller will tell them.

[LtMav-zkqo]

True Marine Corps Core Values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment will be in testimony from Mueller.

[OrchestrationOnline]

It was frankly idiotic that people were saying "We don't even know what Mueller's voice sounds like!" There are many many hours of footage of him testifying before Congress that they could have gone and looked up.

[anordinarypersonhere]

July 17th, 2019...the moment of truth

[nayinayi]

I think the Trump admin has pushed too far when it comes to Mueller and his team - let's hope that was enough to get him spill the beans..

[nathanjamesbaker]

I love that "two teddy bear" clip.

[davidellis]

He will tell the truth, the whole truth & nothing but the truth. This leaves Trump & Trumpers 😨

[Sparkl]

Mueller, we need you to tell the truth! You were a marine and America needs the truth, whatever it is, we will accept it.

[xl]

It's incredible how the quality was so bad 10 or 15 years ago. Didn't we already have HD back then ? On the broadcaster back end at least.

[nadrojfan]

I would make it clear up front to Mr. Mueller that if he declines to comment or will not answer questions directly, that he will be held in contempt.

[pattydonohue]

So this means that the Congressional committees who question Mueller have to bring their A+ game. They need to do their homework and phrase their questions pointedly and perfectly or this all could backfire. They better not screw this up. Bring in Katie Porter, Ayanna Pressley, and AOC to get the facts out of him. This is no time for sublety. The American people need to hear straight talk...hard-hitting tough talk. Don't blow this chance.

[dodgytrump]

Mueller may, all along, been adhering to the old adage that “...if you have nothing nice to say, don’t say anything at all” particularly with tRump and his administration, but we can only hope Mueller reveals more than just the facts he’s gathered and explains it’s implications.

[TheDesertsweeper]

He will say, in summary, "Read my report, it's all in there"

[TotalBlackout]

From what I'm hearing from Muller's testimonies is, you have to go at him as you would a detective on a court stand.

Ask questions such as "walk me through your thought process as you went through the investigation." "How did you come to the conclusions to follow blank lead?" "How did you determine what leads were credible?" He has to answer such questions as it would go to the very credibility of how he works and the procedures involved.

Questions need to be about his work, not his opinions. You have to box him in with his own rules. He's a prosecutor, you have to be better than him at asking questions.