It's too late to shut Mueller down

[Azathoth]

The bulk of the investigation has been completed, and the results will become public one way or another. Mueller is almost certainly going to be testifying on national TV in front of a Congressional committee next year.

Trump can't shove this toothpaste back into the tube no matter how many laws he breaks.

[maxsolomon]

1. Fun dayn moyl zu Got's oyem

From your mouth to God's ears.

I'd feel better if there were law supporting that prediction, and not "precedent" or "norms".

[agingdem]

2. Exactly...

we've got to stop thinking like it was the day before yesterday...we've got the power (subpoena and oversight, that is) ...and that says it all

[riverwalker]

3. John Dean just said

He strongly feels there are sealed indictments. He also says he doubts SCOTUS would rule with Trump.
Personally, I think Mueller has a “Plan B” and “C” and “D”.

[Thekaspervote]

4. Yes, I think he started out with several ways to handle the slimey creep

[Johnny2X2X]

9. SCOTUS

Chief Justice Roberts will not protect Trump, at all.

[durablend]

10. I think he has plans all the way up to "Z"

IDK all the pants on fire folks fearing he didn't anticipate this might happen MONTHS ago.

[Takket]

5. He can just outright fire Mueller and the new congress funds him in January

At BEST he buys himself 2 months firing Mueller.

[scheming daemons]

6. They can keep Mueller from indicting anyone else now... and from releasing his report.

[Azathoth]

7. They can prevent further indictments, but they can't hide the report

Congress can subpoena both the report and the investigators. And at least several of Mueller's team will be eager to cooperate.

They can't bury this. There's too much done, too many records, too many people involved.

[RussBLib]

8. It's Mueller time

Might as well get it all out there today. Trump is wasting no time.

[area51]

11. I've been waiting for Mueller time.