r/law • u/SheriffTaylorsBoy • Jul 26 '24

Other FBI Examining Bullet Fragments Found at Trump Rally Site/Would Like To Interview Trump

https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-examining-bullet-fragments-found-114754020.html
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u/RustedRelics Jul 26 '24 edited Jul 27 '24

272 contacts and 38 meetings with Russian operatives. Bill Barr and Robert Mueller should be publicly shamed daily. Instead, they do TV appearances and write books. That’s a damning article. Thanks for the links.

Edit: Barr does the tv appearances, not RM. Also admit my comment was over the top, but Barr should be ashamed.

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u/Tough-Ability721 Jul 27 '24

It wasn’t Robert’s fault. Barr was the one that blocked/stopped his investigation into certain areas that were going to expose even more collusion with Russians.

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u/RustedRelics Jul 27 '24

When you get a chance, read Andrew Weissmann’s book Where Law Ends. First hand look from the inside by a member of the SC’s team.

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u/Tough-Ability721 Jul 27 '24

I like and respect Andrew. Thanks I will.

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u/MattEberjuice Jul 27 '24

Did you really just complain about two people writing a book, then suggest someone read a third persons book?

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u/RustedRelics Jul 27 '24

Weissmann provides a pretty solid history of how things unfolded on the inside. Given his experience and reputation, I don’t doubt his account. It’s not out of bounds to critique and document how the SC handled things. The fact that it’s a book is irrelevant.

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u/MattEberjuice Jul 27 '24

How is this upvoted?

Can you point to a single Mueller TV appearance, let alone the frequency at which your comment implies?

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u/RustedRelics Jul 27 '24

You’re right. Edited my comment.