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may have helped make more clear to robert mueller. first, trump s campaign to pressure his a.g. to unrecuse himself in the investigation. in march trump ordered mcgahn to stop sessions from recusing. next the firing of fbi director james comey. mcgahn s aides at the center and how trump would explain it publicly. then there was trump s attempt to fire robert mueller. trump directed mcgahn to fire the special counsel last june. mcgahn this time refused. there are also concerns of witness tampering. the new york times reporting in march mueller learned of two conversations in which trump asked key witnesses, one of them don mcgahn, about matters they discussed with the special counsel, raising concerns that the president was acting improperly. and then there is the spark that ignited it all, the firing of national security advisor mike flynn. mcgahn was at the center of that, too. he was the one who briefed trump on flynn s dishonesty.
tells us he does want to avoid a protracted battle that will ultimately decide whether or not a president had been subpoenaed for his testimony. we already know he can be forced to produce documents. we learned that in the nixon case. what we will learn next if there is a battle is whether or not the president had been subpoenaed and the weight of legal authority and legal scholarship says that he can. joyce answer this for me, for us non-legal minds f. the president somehow negotiates a conversation of sorts an interview of sorts with the mueller legal team, is he in danger of purerjuring hymn himsf there? in other words can heic if a it or say something that s not true if it is a less formal version of an interview than if it is a subpoenaed interview. there is a federal crime of lying to the fbi or lying to a federal agent. if you are being interviewed by the fbi, and presumably that s what this setting would look like and you make a material misstatement. not maybe you get a da
conciliatory of the president s legal team all along and the reports were that he was the one who was most earn couraging of the president sitting down for an interview. if he s now gone and emmitt flood is in, who is a veteran of the clinton impeachment process as well as the bush administration, this is someone who understands the nuances of the system. at a minimum it s not going to become more conciliatory in relation to mueller. the subpoena has always been in mueller s arsenal but we haven t heard about it until the washington post broke the story last night. the president s team always knew a subpoena was a possibility but somehow in a conversation it came up. that is certainly his lawyers understand that that s the backdrop of all of these negotiations and what it really comes down to is how does pratt desperate is robert mueller to avoid protracted litigation
states. dowd quit two weeks later over disagreements in strategy, and negotiations mueller were delayed by the raid of his offices. and more reporting suggesting president trump was criticizing notes that came from his own legal team. monday night, new york times published questions robert mueller would have for the president, said to come from the president s lawyers or notes. the washington post reports in march mueller s team agreed to provide the president s lawyers with more specific information about the subjects the prosecutors wished to discuss. trump lawyer combined 49 questions the team believed he would be asked. he tweeted so disgraceful the questions concerning the russian witch-hunt were leaked to the media. donald trump s for adoctor says
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