Special Counsel Robert Mueller, aka Omar Little in the White Houseâs The Wire, is expected to once-and-for-all confirm release the findings as to whether or not Russia colluded to help President Buster von Loonius steal the Oval Office from the American people.
Itâs Monday so you know what that means: President Mein Heir von Oppressor is at it again. The president of people who use the bathroom and donât wash their hands was on Twitter tweeting up a hailstorm of attacks against special counsel Robert Muller and his Russia probe. He called Mueller âdisgraced and discreditedââŚ
On Tuesday, Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III celebrated his 74th birthday. On Wednesday, he got a late gift from Donald Trumpâs legal teamâa counter-offer to his request for an interview with the president as he continues his investigation into whether or not members of Trumpâs campaign colluded with Russians inâŚ
Paul Manafortâs accountant testified Friday that the ex-Trump campaign manager repeatedly denied having foreign bank accounts and stakes in foreign companies.
While special counsel Robert Mueller has no problem cutting the number of obstruction-related questions Donald Trump would be asked by his investigators, the president will still have to answer them in person and not simply in written form.
The criminal trial for Donald Trumpâs former campaign chairman Paul Manafort began Tuesday morning in a federal court in Alexandria, Va. It is the first trial to come out of special counsel Robert Muellerâs investigation into Russian interference with the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Itâs Friday, so you know that means that the president of people who buy hotdogs at gas stations is rage-tweeting again. First, he targeted his former lawyer and personal fixer Michael Cohenâs claims that he knew of the 2016 meeting his dumb son, Donald Jr., aka Not-Ivanka, had with a Russian operative who promisedâŚ
With all the theatrics surrounding Donald Trumpâs signing of an executive order to end family separations at the border, you may have missed out on a pretty big news nugget earlier Wednesday. Michael CohenâTrumpâs personal attorney and longtime confidant who has become one of the bigger fish caught in the RobertâŚ
Like his predecessor James Comey, former acting Federal Bureau of Investigation director Andrew G. McCabe wrote confidential memos detailing conversations he thought might be important later. One of those memos detailed a meeting that McCabe had with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in which Comeyâs firing wasâŚ
Robert Mueller was appointed special counsel on May 17, 2017, and tasked with finding out whether or not members of the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to disrupt the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Truth and evidence are two things that have never bothered President Donald Trump or his administration. In fact, if truth and evidence were a person, it would be 2001 Tyronn Lue, and the personification of Trumpâs care for truth and evidence would be Allen Iverson.
Today, Thursday, marks the one-year anniversary of special prosecutor Robert Muellerâs appointment to personally fulfill the political fantasies of every pussy-hat-wearing, resistance-T-shirt-sporting, Salon-reading citizen left in America.
Attorney Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for porn actress Stormy Daniels, is having quite a day. Thatâs because President Donald Trump already handed him a gift with his phone call Thursday to Fox & Friends when he noted that his personal lawyer Michael Cohen was working on his behalf when he paid Daniels $130,000.
President Donald Trump is toxic; he knows it, the world knows it. But it must be really bad when the president of the United States is so radioactive that 12 lawyers and counting have passed on representing him in the special counsel investigation.
On Monday, agents from the FBI searched the home, office and New York City hotel room of Michael CohenâDonald Trumpâs longtime attorneyâand the president didnât like it one bit.
In a quest to find out whether or not money was illegally funneled to Donald Trumpâs presidential campaignâeither directly or indirectly through cash donationsâspecial counsel Robert Muellerâs team has been questioning Russian oligarchs traveling into the United States.
Being the lawyer for a client who wonât listen has to be difficult. Being a lawyer for the âpresident of not listeningâ even when objectives are written in all caps has to be impossible. So on Thursday, the presidentâs lead lawyer for the special counsel investigation, John Dowd, decided that heâd been working for aâŚ
There is a $1.3 trillion spending bill being worked on in Congress right now. Democrats wanted to add language to the bill that would protect special counsel Robert Mueller and keep him from being fired by the president. Although a good many of them said that they believe Mueller should be allowed to finish the job heâŚ
Donald Trump picked Jeff Sessions to be the attorney general of the United States, but he quickly turned on him when Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation. Since that time, Trump has openly antagonized, insulted and bullied Sessions, both in conversation and on social media.
Shit just got real, ladies and gentlemen. We have been waiting to see where Robert Muellerâs probe was going to go as far as Donald Trump was concerned, and now we know. The special counsel is now looking into Trumpâs business activities prior to his candidacy for the U.S. presidency.
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