What if investigation is shut down, who would RELEASE all the info Mueller's team has on the

[Eliot Rosewater]

criminals, traitors, money launderers, co-conspirators, etc.

Today Stephanie Miller said to Malcolm Nance "Please tell me they arent going to get away with this"

To which Malcolm said "all the info the investigation has overturned or come up with would be revealed, many foreign countries would release info they have, it would be a mess for the republicans and trump."

Who would release all of that information? Will there be a Dianne Feinstein, i.e. HERO on the team that will release the info?

[Baconator]

1. No one...

Maybe some drips and drabs if there was something particularly incriminating...

a) If there really were one mega server with everything they've found on it... Security and access control would be nuts

b) There will be legitimate classified information in there and that shouldn't be blasted to the world.

[kysrsoze]

2. I'd have a dropbox somewhere to be released upon my disappearance. I'd like to think...

Mueller, the rest of the FBI and the Dems are WAY smarter than I am in that respect, and have stuff ready to go in the event Mueller is fired and Repubs block release of any info. You'd probably have numerous uncalled witnesses going directly to the press, and more than a few real patriots who have stashed info in case this happens.

Think about this... if Dianne Feinstein can release Fusion GPS' testimony transcripts seemingly without legal recourse, it appears there's nothing getting in the way of other Dems in the House and Senate also doing so.

[Eliot Rosewater]

3. Fingers crossed. Malcolm did say it would be likely our allies would release the

money laundering organized crime info they have on the traitor in the WH

[kysrsoze]

4. Mine as well. I keep counting on some cosmic/karma thing at work here.

[napi21]

5. I suspect someone else would take over for Muller. I doubt The Con-man can

fire everyone who's actively workin g under Muller now, and they're not going anywhere.

[angstlessk]

6. I think everything is also stored on an alternative computer with only one button.

SEND!

[hvn_nbr_2]

7. I'd bet that Schneiderman (NY AG) already has copies of everything, at least related to state crimes

nt--but the heading line wasn't long enough to put "nt" there.

[JHB]

8. Your friendly neighborhood Schneiderman, methinks.

[Eliot Rosewater]

9. Much of what Mueller has , Schneiderman would not have, as to the Russia stuff, I would think

Most of what NY has is not related to the election, I think.

[Lurks Often]

10. It would almost certainly be up to the DOJ

since the special counsel position is part of the Office of Special Counsel in the DOJ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Department_of_Justice_Office_of_Special_Counsel

As to anyone part of the investigation releasing some or all of the information gathered, there is a pretty good chance they could be charged with a crime as well. Law enforcement agencies take a dim view of investigators releasing evidence and other work product to the press or public without permission.

[Eliot Rosewater]

11. Legally yes, and they would never do that while any GOP is running it.

So we would have to hope someone there would do it. Otherwise, we will be very angry.