Aaron Zebley

Aaron Zebley, former deputy to Special Counsel Robert Mueller and co-author of "Interference," provides an insider’s perspective on the investigation into Trump's ties to Russia. He reveals why his team chose not to indict the president and elaborates on the challenges of questioning presidential intent regarding obstruction of justice. Zebley discusses key events from the 2016 election, the legal complexities of conspiracy and obstruction, and the ongoing threat of foreign election interference, emphasizing the critical need for transparency in political investigations.

Aaron Zebley, former chief of staff to Robert Mueller, and Andrew Goldstein, ex-chief of the public corruption unit at SDNY, reveal behind-the-scenes insights from the Mueller investigation. They discuss challenges in proving intent in recent assassination attempts on Trump and the complexities of managing high-stakes legal cases. The duo dives into the impact of voter fraud claims in politics, the investigation's focus on foreign interference, and the public's expectations versus legal reality surrounding the Mueller Report.