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Evidence to charge President Trump. Thats the quote, its the belief of more than 400 former doj prosecutors. They write in this statement that trump would have been charged with obstruction if he were not president. Let me just read a couple of the most important lines here. First, each of us believes that the conduct of President Trump described in special counsel Robert Muellers report would in the case of any other person result in multiple felony charges. Multiple felony charges, and then they continue. Again, i quote, we emphasize that these are not matters of close professional judgment,...

Do you think its possible the attorney general stops mueller from testifying . As long as mueller is an employee of the department of justice like he is now, he could have some say in that. But from all reports, at least the last reports is that mueller is on his way out and no employee, then he certainly has no influence of power over him then. He might try persuade him to not testify. Mueller but given the fact hes been trashed by the president and the attorney general, needs to stand up and explain what hes done and why hes done it for his own reputations sake. How do you feel about this . ...

Means committee his next move could include issuing a subpoena. Meanwhile, theyve set a vote wednesday on whether to hold william barr in contempt. Justice Department Officials are waiting tomorrow to see if they can reach deal. And the white house trying to back track from the president s weekend tweet that Robert Mueller should not testify before congress. The president was just expressing his opinion because the investigation is over and it is time to move on. Lots to discuss. Gentleman, good evening. So good to see all of you. President has been all over the place when it comes to mueller ...

The Legislature appropriated $12.6 million to buy 1,800 or more acres in McDonald County for the new park.

Health care advocates are speaking out against proposed cuts to a California program that provides in-home care aides to low-income seniors and people with disabilities who are undocumented immigrants. Governor Gavin Newsom's May budget revision would cut about 2,600 people from the In-Home Support Services program, to save an estimated $94 million. Dania Perea Alonso, undocumented immigrant from Fresno who receives these services is hearing- and vision-impaired and said the program makes it possible for her sister to provide care. ...