Page 608 - Limitations News Today

Chance for american democracy. barr and trump with their moronic mantra of no obstruction, no collusion, have set the country back. they derailed us. but this is an opportunity for us to try once again. but even up to the last minute, there are all these desperate ploys from the trump administration to shut it down. >> if mueller does confine himself to strictly whats in the report, that means he will not answer what i think is now -- by now the number one question that people have been saying t...

Did you do anything about it? >> from the outset, weve under taken to make certain that we minimize the possibility of leaks. i think we were successful over the two years that we were in operation. >> well, i wish youd been more successful, sir. i think it was disruptive to the american people. my time has expired. i yield back. >> mr. quigley? >> thank you, mr. chairman. director, thank you for being here. this, too, shall pass. earlier today and throughout the day, you have stated the policy ...

So there is nothing were waiting to hear from the mueller team. who would bring such a charge forward? >> it would have to be -- if it was obstruction it would have to come from the justice department, a u.s. attorneys office since he was here in d.c., most likely would be the u.s. attorneys office here in d.c. again that u.s. attorney works for the attorney general. so a lot of that decision-making process would be an evaluation of the evidence and would that go all the way up to whoever would ...

>> i dont know the answer to that one. >> would it not indicate that if the statute of limitations on federal crimes such as this are five years, that a president who serves a second term is, therefore, under the policy, above the law? >> im not certain i would agree the conclusion. im not certain that i can see the possibilities that you suggest. >> but the statute doesnt toll, is that correct? >> i dont know specifically. >> it clearly doesnt. i just want -- as the american public is watching ...

That the acting solicitor general under obama suggested, ill just read to you what his op-ed said. first, did your report find there was no collusion. thats what president has claimed. second, did your report find there was no obstruction. thats what the president has claimed. third did your report give the president complete and total exoneration. those are the three questions that everyone wants to know and doesnt he have to answer those? >> i think he could also just repeat what his report ac...

Who are cool to the idea of the major increase in spending, both defense and domestic, as well as the fact that it essentially does away with one of the key fiscal victories the republicans claim from the obama years, gets rid of the budget caps entirely after years of delaying those caps. if youre a democrat, you have issues with two things, the idea that there are limitations on policy riders, adding things that are priorities for your party in spending bills coming up in september and there a...

President trump could be facing long-term repercussions if he loses in 2020. the slat ut of limitations for obstruction is five years. he loses his immunity. he could be charged with he leaves office. >> trumps new attorney general william barr is probing the origins of the mueller investigation. >> congress is usually very concerned about intelligence agencies and law enforcement agencies staying in their proper lane. i want to make sure that happened. >> at a senate hearing in april, he sugges...

Pro-trump banners at the reception. they have sent numerous limitations but didnt know if you would actually show up. anyway, they are here with me now. these are the newlyweds. good to see you! congratulations! first of all, the president -- you are trying to gain access tell me about the journey? >> for a while we sent him a save the date through the event coordinator at trump national and she worked with us, she was wonderful and she made he saw -- >> harris: show the save the date. >> thats ...

To acquit. >> outside of impeachment, president trump could be facing long-term repercussions if he loses in 2020. the statute of limitations for obstruction is five years. >> when a president is no longer sitting, he loses his immunity from prosecution. and so president trump could be charged when he leaves office. >> meanwhile, trumps new attorney general, william barr, is turning the tables, probing the origins of the mueller investigation. >> congress is usually very concerned about intellig...

Charge on the grounds that the statute of limitations expired. it was in the year 2000 and to go for him to be charged with that crime. the prosecution signaled they believe they have a work around to charge george nader even though it happened so long ago. the prosecution incidentally signaled in court that one of the witnesses that they will call to provide evidence is somebody who speaks czech, the czech language. presumably that means there may be a nexus to the still mysterious child abuse ...