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Subpoena for testimony. could even mean a final report on whether the president of the united states obstructed justice. today we learned new information about a key event in that matter -- the firing of former fbi director james comey. the "new york times" reporting a shaken rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, felt used by the white house in comey's firing. rosenstein wrote the memo that was used to justify the move which the president said he planned to do "regardless of recommendation" citing the russia probe. the president's lawyers already argued the president cannot obstruct jus...

Steps before the midterm elections get into full swing. that could mean more indictments, or a presidential subpoena for testimony. could even mean a final report on whether the president of the united states obstructed justice. today we learned new information about a key event in that matter -- the firing of former fbi director james comey. the "new york times" reporting a shaken rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, felt used by the white house in comey's firing. rosenstein wrote the memo that was used to justify the move which the president said he planned to do "regardless of recom...

Neither the left or mainstream media care that a confidential letter was leak from robert mueller's office to the press, many liberals are now feigning moral outra contents, especially this paragraph of the legal team's view of obstruction and the president's power to pardon. "the presidents actions here by virtue of this position of chief law enforcement officer cannot cause obstruction because that uld amount to him ong himself and he could, if you wish, terminate the inquiry or pardon if you desired." this echoes what attorney after attoor attorney have been telling you right here on this p...

Indictments, or a presidential subpoena for testimony. could even mean a final report on whether the president of the united states obstructed justice. today we learned new information about a key event in that matter -- the firing of former fbi director james comey. the "new york times" reporting a shaken rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, felt used by the white house in comey's firing. rosenstein wrote the memo that was used to justify the move which the president said he planned to do "regardless of recommendation" citing the russia probe. the president's lawyers already argued th...

Really been answered completely just because it's never really come up, so it's -- it's the litigation hasn't taken place, but most people believe that a sitting president probably can't be indicted by the remedy, for instance, if the president were to commit a murder would be impeachment and that's the political remedy that sort of covers what, you know, wrongdoing by a president. this all fits into the broader trend, the idea that the president cannot obstruct justice or can be indicted. when the president and his lawyers are arguing is a broad and sweeping interpretation of presidential pow...