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FACEBOOK IS OUT!: The 6 Most Critical Take Aways–and One Most Important Question–Following the Supreme Court’s HUGE TCPA ATDS Ruling Published on: 6 April 2021 at 10:00 a.m. ET April 6, 2021, 10 a.m. April 6, 2021, 10:41 a.m. insideARM.com The iA Institute  of the ever-evolving, never-a-dull-moment Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Squire Patton Boggs LLP—and all insideARM articles—are protected by copyright. All rights are reserved.  Well folks, it never fails. I try to sneak out on a vacation and a major TCPA ruling comes down. It happened with ...

Advertisement FACEBOOK IS OUT!: The 6 Most Critical Take Aways–and One Most Important Question–Following the Supreme Court’s HUGE TCPA ATDS Ruling Today Thursday, April 1, 2021 Well folks, it never fails. I try to sneak out on a vacation and a major TCPA ruling comes down. It happened with  ACA Int’l. It happened with the Ominibus. And it happened with  Facebook.  Maybe I should stop taking so many vacations?  My inbox–which was already full from being out for 3 days–is absolutely overflowing with requests for my thoughts. So here they are–the top 6 things you need...

It's leading or they want him to comment, he's going to stiff arm that entirely. they need to build their case by getting him to do the who, what, where and how type questions, get him to regurgitate what's in the report. i think for the republicans, they got to score some points. they need to cross-examination him, leading questions, make him draw conclusions. that's going to be hard for them. that's a tough road with robert mueller. >> this is an important point, though, which is that even with any witness, robert mueller or anyone else, they generally don't often agree with conclusions, the...

8 and 128. that is three times mueller says it doesn't exonerate him. one month after the release, the former special counsel said something similar during a brief public appearance at the justice department. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> once again, not exoneration. when robert mueller says he and his team definitely could have exonerated you and would have if the situation were warranted, could have said that but didn't, then you're not exonerated. back with our legal team. the democrats certainly are going to just tr...

Him, leading questions, make him draw conclusions. that's going to be hard for them. that's a tough road with robert mueller. >> this is an important point, though, which is that even with any witness, robert mueller or anyone else, they generally don't often agree with conclusions, they agree with facts. so to the extent that congress when they ask questions can basically be very specific about the facts they're asking mueller in the report, they'll go a lot farther than trying to get him to draw conclusions, which i just don't think he'll do. >> just to put it concretely, he will say the rep...