Russia Investigation Heating Up

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Originally Posted by Androidpk

Yeah, I'm totally over my head by pointing out how stupid you're being. Try harder, troll.

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Uh, that's 5 words too many there, bub.

Robert Mueller and his team are focusing on the days after White House officials were told Michael Flynn was vulnerable to Russian blackmail, NBC News' Carol Lee and Julia Ainsley report, citing "two people familiar with Mueller's investigation".


Why it matters: This means Mueller's team could be working to determine if Trump obstructed justice and is likely seeking out what President Trump knew about Flynn's conversations with former Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak, and subsequently, when Trump learned Flynn lied about them.

https://www.axios.com/report-mueller...516559523.html

In before more disappointment.

In before more retardation from time4pk.

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Originally Posted by Tgo01

Of course I'm partisan, but the troll thing is all up in yo head.

You went from stating this investigation is in part about Trump's "obstruction of justice" into Comey's firing then quote this:



As if it backs up what you say. Like I told Latrinsorm, sure, if you just look at those 3 words out of context you might be onto something. But try to read. I know it's hard for you, pk, but make an effort to read.

It says Mueller can investigate federal crimes committed in the course of his investigation, AND WITH THE INTENT TO INTERFERE with his investigation, including obstruction of justice.

How does one obstruct an investigation before the investigation even began? Use your words like a big boy.

You been reading so much fake news that you engage in it yourself now.

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For example, by altering records or intimidating witnesses. Pretty much any way you'd obstruct an investigation after it started, really.

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Originally Posted by Latrinsorm

For example, by altering records or intimidating witnesses. Pretty much any way you'd obstruct an investigation after it started, really.

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So...Trump had the intent to obstruct Mueller's investigation before Mueller even started his investigation? No. Just no.

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Originally Posted by Androidpk

Robert Mueller and his team are focusing on the days after White House officials were told Michael Flynn was vulnerable to Russian blackmail, NBC News' Carol Lee and Julia Ainsley report, citing "two people familiar with Mueller's investigation".


Why it matters: This means Mueller's team could be working to determine if Trump obstructed justice and is likely seeking out what President Trump knew about Flynn's conversations with former Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak, and subsequently, when Trump learned Flynn lied about them.

https://www.axios.com/report-mueller...516559523.html

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Is this like CNN's story that Trump had advance access to Wikileaks' Clinton emails then it turned out they were full of shit?

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Originally Posted by Tgo01

So...Trump had the intent to obstruct Mueller's investigation before Mueller even started his investigation? No. Just no.

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No.. not the Mueller investigation, the ongoing investigation at the FBI. This isn't rocket science..

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Originally Posted by Androidpk

No.. not the Mueller investigation, the ongoing investigation at the FBI. This isn't rocket science..

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That's great. Except that's not the scope of the investigation nor does what you quoted earlier pertain to this supposed obstruction. Do you...do you understand now? Need me to draw you some stick figures?

You can deny it all you want, Mueller is investigating obstruction of justice.