I don't know what instances they're talking about, but I assume that an innocent person asserting their innocence is an attempt to influence the investigation?
Trump was supposed to remain quiet and trust that the investigation will lead to the proper conclusion all by itself? He can't say he's innocent, he can't say he has the authority to fire someone, but chooses not to?
-PJ
Thoughts from a hipster coffee shop…
Excerpt:
Let me lay down some universal truths really quick. The United States of America has lifted more people out of abject poverty, spread more freedom and democracy, and has created more innovation in technology and medicine than any other nation in human history. Not only that but our citizenry continually breaks world records with charitable donations, the rags to riches story is not only possible in America but not uncommon, we have the strongest purchasing power on earth, and we encompass 25% of the world’s GDP. The list goes on. However, these universal truths don’t matter. We are told that income inequality is an existential crisis (even though this is not an indicator of prosperity, some of the poorest countries in the world have low-income inequality), we are told that we are oppressed by capitalism (even though it’s brought about more freedom and wealth to the most people than any other system in world history), we are told that the only way we will acquire the benefits of true prosperity is through socialism and centralization of federal power (even though history has proven time and again this only brings tyranny and suffering).