Natahsha Bertrand talks with Ari Melber about issues Mueller did not even address. Why?

[triron]

Link to tweet

[oasis]

1. All excellent points. And plenty of them.

We got shortchanged on Mueller Report. Why?

[triron]

2. I think that was where Natasha was going but she didn't say it explicitly.

[oasis]

4. I fear Barr has reared his ugly head again. We may never know.

Barr came in to shut the whole thing down. "Wrap it up" was likely the first thing he told Mueller after becoming Atty. General.

[BigmanPigman]

5. If Mueller is asked if Barr influenced his decision to end the investigation

does he have to answer a "yes" or "no" or will he be allowed to say "I can't answer that/no comment" when they have him testify? I would like to know that answer.

[oasis]

6. A non-answer is almost as good as a "yes".nt

[TreasonousBastard]

3. Picky, picky, picky-- she answered on of those saying that evidence was simply not...

existing or available for some of the questions. Other questions, as has been oft noted, are redacted because they are still being investigated and/or have been shipped off to other agencies.

[triron]

7. She was offering ideas but not resolution of the questions.

Wasn't Bannon interviewed by Mueller? What about Christopher Wylie?
Julian Assange may end up cooperating. Who knows. Wasn't Kushner
tied to CA?

[TreasonousBastard]

8. Again, these are probably under the black ink.

[triron]

10. Congress needs to find out.

[Duppers]

9. These are major things! Very strange they were left out

K&R. This is a major yowser!

Folks, please, please listen to this interview.

Thanks, triron, for posting this important clip. 🙏

Why would the NRA info need to be redacted? There are rats messing in the report.

[triron]

11. One of them was named Barr.

[Wounded Bear]

12. I'm really starting to like Ms Bertrand...

she does good reporting.