I think rather than asking what Congress knows, we are better off asking “If they knew all this a year ago when the GOP controlled the House—-andcould make criminal referrals—-why wait til now to reveal, when the DemoKKKrats will block criminal referrals?”
What is behind releasing the transcripts now?
I don’t know.
Why don’t you ask POTUS (may re-election be upon him) about +?
I’m surprised you appear not to know the answers here.
Nunes could not make any referrals until the material was declassified. The President has held all the power over the DECLAS.
With RR in the driver’s seat, POTUS was not going to let out the DECLAS. He had to wait until he secured the Senate in the election. As soon as it was secured, he fired Sessions with a gratuitous send-off and brought Whittaker.
But there was a last resort block play by Mueller.
Q #3036 (partial)
>Sealed indictment count [DC] post_SESSIONS departure?
>>Sealed indictment count [DC] pre_WHITAKER assumption?
>>Power of BARR?
>>Can a sealed indictment be pulled post filing?
Did POTUS just install a rogue AG who allows for the indictment of his children based on false pretenses?
BARR Senate vote?
54-45
Do UNICORNS exist?
Q
It’s painful to think Mueller was pushed by the sociopath Weissmann to indict Trump’s children as a form of ‘blockade’ against DECLAS.
Barr lifted these indictments, Weissman leaves, and Mueller apparently has only Schiff pulling his strings.
All of this has been executed step-by-step like a building going up. POTUS is a builder.
Cause rosenstein was blocking the release....
Barr is in charge now so bye Rosenstein
And you do know the senate can make criminal referrals as well not just the house
And based on the fact that mccabe was before a grand jury and no one knew means you may not know what else has already been Referred...
In court filings last week the Department of Justice deployed what could be the nuclear option in its latest effort to prevent President Trump from declassifying information regarding FISA warrants used to spy on his campaign aide Carter Page: It is claiming that such a move would interfere with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.
This is the first time the DOJ has explicitly made this argument implying personal peril for the president, since interference could open Trump to charges of obstruction of justice. Until now, the department has argued that declassifying the documents threatened national security.