he just wasn t willing to do it. but that doesn t mean that the time that he spent with mueller is not valuable time for the investigation because he was still getting information. and on your timeline theme, you remember it was ten days ago that mueller said or 11 days ago, that mueller said we re going to have to have an update in ten days, we re not really there yet. and then trump turns in his questions, and then on monday the whole thing blows up. now we have a sort of interesting question that comes out, two little nuggets come out of that. one is mueller s going to file a sentencing report, which at some point may become public, which will include information about it will be like a speaking sentence report about what mueller knew and what he lied about. that may turn out to be very important, a, for us to advance the information. and b, to protect the information so the attorney
we can tell from the release i think it was yesterday things are moving to fast it is hard to remember if it was yesterday or the day before in the sentencing report where he mentions that there was a lie about the connection between gates and a russian operative. it is one of the worst ties between the campaign and operatives of trump and the russian government. again, we are looking at collusion and the conspiracy between russia. it is a major development and i think gates role will be
would tie mr. gates effort, the campaign effort to the russians. absolutely. it s clear that mueller already had more than ample evidence to go ahead and against manafort and didn t need any help from gates on manafort but was looking for much more. and we can tell from the release i think it was yesterday things are moving so fast it hard to remember if it was yesterday or the day before, in the sentencing report for van der zwann where he mentions there was a connection between gates and a russian operative, but that is one of the first reties to the russian government between the campaign and campaign operatives of trump and the russian government. they are definitely closing in.
had more than ample everyday go ahead against manafort and didn t need any help but was looking for much more. we can tell from the release i think it was yesterday things are moving to fast it is hard to remember if it was yesterday or the day before in the sentencing report where he mentions that there was a lie about the ker connection between gates and a russi russian operative. it is one of the worst ties between the campaign and operatives of trump and the russian government. again, we are looking at collusion and the conspiracy between russia. it is a major development and i think gates role will be important. he stayed after manafort left
molesters for whatever reason are targeted in some prisons that doesn t justify them not going to prison. that s why you have protective custody. he is 6 4 , he is 250 pounds. he can certainly take care of himself. you re talk about take caring of him? what about the children, not only his 3-year-old daughter, but the other children who are now susceptible to his behavior. let me also raise this, michelle. richards was indicted on two second-degree rape charges in 2008. they would have carried a mandatory ten-year jail sentence each, apiece if he had been convicted. right. the average sentence for drug possession in state prison is 20 months. so to go from mandatory ten years on each one to allow him to go to a plea on the fourth and no jail time, i mean, and we read the sentencing report, there is no explanation why you would do that. again, again, i think you need to ask the state attorney