Volume 1, 193. He lied three times. Why didnt you charge him with a crime . I cant get into internal deliberations as to what or would not be you charged a lot of people from making false statements. Lets remember this. In 2016 the fbi did something they probably havent done before. They spied on two american citizens associated with the president ial campaign. George papadopoulos and carter page. Was carter page who then went to the g the fisa court. With mr. Papadopoulos they didnt go to the court. They used human sources. From about the moment papadopoulos joins the Trump Campaign you have all of these people All Around The World starting to swirl around him. Names like halper, downer, misfeud, thompson. Meeting in rome, london, all
kinds of places and the fbi even sent a lady posing as somebody else. Went by the name turk to spy on papadopoulos. In one of the meetings he is talking to a foreign diplomat and he says that the russians have dirt on clinton. That Diplomat Contacts the
politically speaking, about the notion of obstruction and most importantly the notion of the president insisting over and over again that he was exonerated. he was not exonerated. and you had the special counsel who did the two-year investigation answering that very clearly with very direct, yes or no answers. specific very significant developments, jeffrey toobin. yeah, the nadler questioning was by far the most illuminating and most important exchange so far. i think there s a large question hovering over what we have seen for the hour and a half which is is mueller s phlegmatic, extremely limiting answer a strategy or is it some inability he has to engage with the questioners? i mean, i think the question of how he s you know, this very limited short sentences, yes or no, is that a strategy or is that something he s just not capable of doing? well, garrett, you know