Time. We welcome everybody to todays hearing and lessons from the Mueller Report 3. I will now recognize myself for an opening statement. The title of todays hearing is lessons from the Mueller Report part 3, constitutional processes for addressing president ial misconduct. As many of you may already know, the subtitle is taken directly from volume 2 of the Mueller Report where he describes why he did not reach a prosecutorial judgment regarding trumps conduct. There the special counsel explained as an attorney operating within the department of justice, is he bound by Department Policy including an office of Legal Counsel opinion that asserts that a president is immune from prosecution while in office. The special council recognized that a federal criminal accusation against a sitting president would place burdens undue burden or burdens on president s capacity to governor. The report acknowledged such an accusation cog spgs disrupt constitutional processes for addressing president ia
Time. We welcome everybody to todays hearing and lessons from the Mueller Report 3. I will now recognize myself for an Opening Statement. The title of todays hearing is lessons from the Mueller Report part 3, constitutional processes for addressing president ial misconduct. As many of you may already know, the subtitle is taken directly from volume 2 of the Mueller Report where he describes why he did not reach a prosecutorial judgment regarding trumps conduct. There the special counsel explained as an attorney operating within the department of justice, is he bound by Department Policy including an office of Legal Counsel opinion that asserts that a president is immune from prosecution while in office. The special council recognized that a federal criminal accusation against a sitting president would place burdens undue burden or burdens on president s capacity to governor. The report acknowledged such an accusation cog spgs disrupt constitutional processes for addressing president ia
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Good morning, everyone. The Senate Subcommittee on children and families will now come to order. Todays hearing is titled falling through the cracks the challenges of prevention and identification in child trafficking and private rehoming. I want to thank all of our witnesses whom are here today to testify, and i look forward to hearing your testimony. I know many of you have traveled many miles to get here. I do appreciate your attendance. I also want to thank our Ranking Member, senator insee, for joining me today to address the important issues that well be addressing in the hearing today. We are here to discuss the significant challenges that we face in the effort to prevent child trafficking and private remoment ir rehoming. And to identify and support the children who have been victims of these type of abuse. Too many child victims today are going unidentified, misidentified or underreported, and as we will see, one of the reasons for this is the lack of education and training fo