Donald Trump Surprised Robert Mueller With An Announcement No One Saw Coming
Special counsel Robert Mueller is in a standoff with President Trump's lawyers over an interview.
Some experts believe Mueller is trying to lure the President into a perjury trap.
But Donald Trump's lawyers shocked everyone when they made an announcement about Mueller
before a meeting about spygate.
Trump turned the political world upside down when he went on the offensive after revelations
that the FBI dispatched a spy to snoop around his campaign.
This development cast the Russia investigation in a completely new light.
Now Trump and his supporters are convinced the FBI was carrying out a political vendetta
on behalf of the Obama administration during the 2016 election.
After the White House announced there would be a meeting between Congressional leaders
and FBI and Department of Justice officials to discuss spygate, Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani
revealed the meeting could lead to Trump sitting for an interview with Mueller.
Politico reports:
Two highly classified briefings Thursday about an FBI informant who contacted the Trump campaign
could help grease the wheels for a highly anticipated interview between President Donald
Trump and special counsel Robert Mueller, Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani told POLITICO.
"We want to see how the briefing went to today and how much we learned from it,"
Giuliani said in a Thursday phone call.
"If we learned a good deal from it, it will shorten that whole process considerably."
After the meeting ended, it did not appear that anything would derail those plans.
Politico also reports:
Attendees were briefed at both meetings by FBI Director Chris Wray, Director of National
Intelligence Dan Coats and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the Mueller
probe, as well as various FBI and DOJ staffers.
At both meetings, Kelly and Flood also gave opening remarks "to relay the President's
desire for as much openness as possible under the law," the White House said in a statement.
"They also conveyed the President's understanding of the need to protect human intelligence
services and the importance of communication between the branches of government."
Wednesday night, Giuliani gave Trump a rundown on what to expect at the gathering as part
of a 30-minute session meant to "get him up to date on what's going on" in the
Russia investigation.
The two met in New York at the Palace Hotel on the sidelines of a GOP campaign event.
"His mood was excellent.
He feels we're on offense now," Giuliani said."
Trump knows he didn't obstruct justice or collude with the Russians.
He believes that sitting for a Mueller interview will end the witch hunt against him.
Some of his supporters contend that Mueller is actively leading a coup and that the interview
is designed to catch Trump in a mistake so Mueller can recommend Congress impeach him
on perjury charges.
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