Sunday, June 9, 2019

Mueller Report Update #3 -- Mueller Caught Lying

During a nine minute TV statement, 
Mueller said that his non-decision decision on whether the president obstructed justice 
was "informed" by 
"a long-standing opinion by the 
Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) 
at the Justice Department that a 
sitting president cannot be charged 
with a crime ...That is unconstitutional. 
Even if the charge is kept under seal 
and hidden from public view, 
that too is prohibited."

That’s not what Mueller told multiple people. 

Here’s what AG Bill Barr told Senators 
during his May 1, 2019 testimony:
“Mueller stated three times to us 
in that meeting, in response to our 
questioning, that he emphatically 
was NOT saying that but for the 
OLC opinion he would have found 
obstruction.”

Barr said there were others 
in the meeting who heard Mueller 
say the same thing, and Barr repeated 
this in his news conference the day 
the Mueller Report was released 
to the public:

“We specifically asked him (Mueller)
about the OLC opinion and whether 
or not he was taking a position that 
he would have found a crime but for 
the existence of the OLC opinion. "

"And he made it very clear 
several times that was not 
his position.”



Mueller told 
a different story
during his 
nine minutes of fame 
on live television.

That means 
Mueller lied 
to the public 
in, or to the 
Attorney General.



Famous liberal , and Hillary Clinton
supporter, Harvard law professor 
Alan Dershowitz, slammed Mueller 
in a The Hill op-ed:

"Until today, I have defended 
Mueller against the accusations 
that he is a partisan." 

"I did not believe that 
he personally favored 
either the Democrats 
or the Republicans, 
or had a point of view 
on whether President 
Trump should be impeached." 

"But I have now changed my mind." 

"By putting his thumb, 
indeed his elbow, 
on the scale of justice 
in favor of impeachment 
based on 
obstruction of justice, 
Mueller has revealed 
his partisan bias."

"He also has distorted 
the critical role 
of a prosecutor 
in our justice system."

Dershowitz added that 
what Mueller said on TV:
 “is worse than the statement made 
by then FBI Director James Comey 
regarding Hillary Clinton during the 
2016 presidential campaign,” 
regarding the recklessness 
with which she handled classified 
material, concluding defiantly:

"No prosecutor should ever say 
or do anything for the purpose of 
helping one party or the other. 

"I cannot imagine a plausible reason 
why Mueller went beyond his report 
and gratuitously suggested that 
President Trump might be guilty, 
except to help Democrats in Congress 
and to encourage impeachment talk 
and action." 

"Shame on Mueller 
for abusing 
his position of trust 
and for allowing himself 
to be used for such 
partisan advantage."


Fox News' Greg Jarrett , 
summed things up well: 
"He (Mueller) refused to make 
a decision to charge the president 
in a court of law but was 
more than willing to indict him 
in the court of public opinion
... His report was a 
non-indictment 
indictment. 
It was calumny 
masquerading 
as a report."