conclusions one attorney general barr mass deliberately misrepresented mueller s report. two president trump has engaged in impeachability conduct. three. partisanship has eroded our system of checks of balances. four. few members of congress have read the report. i offer these conclusions, he writes only after having mueller peace recontact dakotaed report carefully appear completely. having raid or watched pertinent statements and testimony and having discussed this matter with my staff who thoroughly reviewed materials and provided me with further analysis. in comparison barr s principal conclusions congressional testimony and other statements to the report it s clear that barr intended to mislead the public. about special counsel robert mueller s analysis and findings. in fact, mueller s report identifies multiple examples of conduct satisfying all the elements of obstruction of justice. and undoubtedly any person who is not the president of the united states would be indicted base
thint been saying let s just see it through, let s continue our investigations. they haven t been quick to go there, david, in terms of that question now, does it change the calculus for nancy pelosi giving republican on the record saying it s time to impeach. where i agree with saraj is it doesn t change the big picture. justin amash for all intents and purpose is a libertiarian, the only libertiarian in congress is not putting a huge dent in president trump s support. he is at 43.6% in the real clear politics approval average. right where he was the day he took office. that being said, i think it is notable that you have a member of the president s own party saying essentially that impeachability offenses were committed and where i slightly differ is on this point. i read between the lines of what congressman amash tweeted as saying, look, even if there is not chargeable crimes under federal law here that he believes that the attorney