If you haven’t heard, Attorney General and seemingly corrupt human being William Barr held a short and insane press conference a short while ago to announce that he was going to release the Mueller report. Barr reiterated the highlights of his four-page “summary,” answered a few questions dismissively and unenthusiastically, then left. The report is now in the hands of the press and Congress. Without much time spent at all reading what is available, many have quickly noticed that—SURPRISE, SURPRISE—Barr doesn’t seem to have been exactly honest about what is contained in the report.
Contrary to Barr's "summary" this makes clear that Mueller's team took into account – and made their determinations – based on the fact that a sitting president cannot be indicted pic.twitter.com/RvBy6HAI2W
— Michael Cohen (@speechboy71) April 18, 2019
This is sort of the opposite of what Attorney General Barr said. Then there are the numerous obstructions. In fact, it is the DOJ’s own direction—under Trump—that Mueller is following.
Mueller: After Flynn withdrew from his defense agreement with Trump, Trump's lawyer left Flynn's lawyer a voicemail demanding a "heads up" if Flynn was giving Mueller any info that "implicates the president," and asking Flynn to "remember" that Trump had warm feelings for him. pic.twitter.com/tprVHy5xw8
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) April 18, 2019
Mueller: Don Jr.'s draft statement about the Tower meeting was more honest, but then, after his dad got involved to "direct" the response, it became a dishonest assertion that the meeting was about adoption; Trump Jr. then added a word, "primarily," to soften his dad's claim. pic.twitter.com/kg9SXxChux
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) April 18, 2019
For as terrible a person as Donald Trump, Jr. is, he’s still no Donald Trump.
Nothing to see here: just the president of the United States asking his attorney general – in the Oval Office – to investigate his political rivals. How is that not an impeachable offense? pic.twitter.com/sdmGKVqWAA
— Michael Cohen (@speechboy71) April 18, 2019
But here’s the reason you are reading this diary.
"Oh my God. This is terrible. This is the end of my Presidency. I’m f*cked," Trump said after learning that a Special Counsel had been appointed #MuellerReport pic.twitter.com/EUxj1nJ3yy
— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) April 18, 2019
Luckily for Donald Trump, he’s pathologically narcissistic—so he probably believes none of this ever happened.
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Doesn’t matter, Pelosi and Dems will do absolutely nothing about this.