Here’s a transcript of how this will go: “On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections. On the advice of my legal counsel I decline to answer the question citing my 5th Amendment protections.” Repeat as necessary.
If he takes the 5th, and Sessions doesn’t immediately fire him, that will be absolute proof that the “Trust Sessions” crowd is comlplete disinformation.
Of course, they’ll still have an excuse. They always do. Too much invested personally in their game.