The Daily Robert Mueller Breaks His Silence
May 30, 2019
Robert Mueller, the former special counsel known for investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election, breaks his silence on key findings. He asserts that President Trump’s actions warranted a criminal inquiry, but he could not be indicted. The conversation touches on the challenges of reporting in a politically charged climate and the importance of independent journalism for accountability. Mueller’s press conference reveals the complexities of legal investigations and how they might influence current political discourse, including impeachment discussions.
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Keiko's Plight
- After "Free Willy" became a hit, fans learned Keiko lived in a small pool.
- This sparked outrage and demands for his release, leading to "The Good Whale" podcast.
Mueller's Silence
- Robert Mueller maintained silence throughout the investigation, letting indictments speak for themselves.
- This created an information void that was exploited by opposing voices.
Mueller's Implication
- Mueller stated, "If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so."
- This implies a belief in Trump's guilt without explicitly stating it due to DOJ policy.