Katy Tur Finally Said On Live TV What We've All Known Here

[berni_mccoy]

She said that when Mueller and his team are asking questions, they already know the answers to them. Basically, they are rounding up the liars while dotting i's and crossing t's.

And the questions that Mueller's team are asking are down to "What did the President know and when did he know it...?"

[riversedge]

1. yes

[Eliot Rosewater]

2. Not being allowed to question the traitor is making it tough on our justice system.

But, since 60 million Americans are aiding and abetting the traitor, it is hard to get to the truth.

[TwistOneUp]

6. The 60 million Americans...

Don't trust the MSM, so they trust Cheetolini *for now*.

When the first indictment of a Cheetolini cabinet or senior staff member comes down and they plead guilty, that trust will begin to quickly erode, and that 60mm number will fall rather rapidly.

Manaford, Gates et al, they were involved in the election. They are not involved in making policy. They have no role in establishing law.

If Mueller corners Bannon, Miller, or anyone else involved to that degree in actual legislation, even the fundagelicals drop their support for Cheetolini.

In short, the 60mm are ignoring the treason bc it doesn't involve / affect them, and it got "their man" elected. Once Cheetolini is no longer viewed as "their man", it's a whole new ball game.

[Eliot Rosewater]

7. I wish, I think they will ALL go nuts when indictments hit and they will

continue their treason.

But I will hope your scenario works out.

[NBachers]

15. Yep, I'm afraid it'll just make 'em dig in deeper. The Cult of Doom will really start to metastasize

[trueblue2007]

26. Knowing what we know now about how Trump and the Russians STOLE the 2016 election,

Knowing what we know now about how Trump and the Russians STOLE the 2016 election,
I WISH WE HAD A TIME MACHINE & COULD GO BACK TO 2015 .... Before that FAT CROOK gave his "I'm running for President" speech

[Kablooie]

16. Do you think the gun toting Trump worshippers will resort to violence?

The fools will view it as a coup overthrowing the democratic government.
The NRA and Fox News will probably portray it as such.

[TwistOneUp]

20. I fear...

I fear there will be civil war. Remember those red/blue maps of the US where the red states were labelled, Jesusland? Like that, only not funny.

ps: I adore your username! Let's hope our government doesn't make that sound...

[hueymahl]

22. Nope

I think they will continue to be the impotent deplorables they always have been. I would worry about one of the nut jobs staging an act of terrorism, though.

If we were currently in a deep depression, my calculus might change a little. From 0% up to maybe 1%. Even then, it would be the fringe of the fringe that would be crushed damn quickly.

[KelleyKramer]

11. Trumps top security advisor has already...

Flynn has already been indicted and plead guilty

[Bernardo de La Paz]

14. Yeah, but Trumpanzees say it is only a "process crime". He was trapped into making misstatement. .nt

[The_Casual_Observer]

3. The wild thing is that she's saying trump held all those emails in reserve as ammo

and that it was no coincidence that the Podesta Emails were released the day after the Billy Bush tape came out.

[duforsure]

4. I agree with Katy

They know the answers of every question they ask, and have much more than anyone knows. People called before them like Malcolm Nance says, they have 2 choices, tell the truth, or lie and go to prison, and there's some pretty scared people in the White House now.

[efhmc]

21. I heard that yesterday and was amazed to

align it with the white lies statement and the fact that Hope has already spoken with Mueller.

[BobTheSubgenius]

5. That is Lawyerin' 101.

Never ask a question to which you don't already know the answer, especially in court.

[flibbitygiblets]

9. Any law and order show fan knows that

Guess they don't rerun that show on Fox huh?

[Shrike47]

17. I have tried a hell of a lot of cases and sometimes I would just wing it.

Amazing things would be said.

But the vast majority of my trials were bench trials so I wasn’t risking that much. Still, if I could type better with one finger on my IPad, the stories I could bore people with.

[Juliusseizure]

23. That's why Trump won't do an interview

Or the main reason IMHO.

Mueller would ask him questions he has the answer to, and Trump will lie, no matter how hard he tries not to, or what his lawyers tell him to say, because Trump's psyche compels him to lie. He has little control over it.

[BigmanPigman]

8. Mueller's team doesn't only know the answers

but they also have the documents. That is key in the money laundering which is the main route that will eventually nail him. Documentation is like knowing the answers already...iron clad evidence.

[GoCubsGo]

10. She must have been listening to Malcolm Nance.

This is what he has been saying for months now.

[berni_mccoy]

18. I suspect Maclolm Nance is a member of DU

[Hekate]

12. "Little Katy Tur" knows her stuff and will have the last laugh on the man who threatened her...

...with mob violence.

[DemoTex]

13. Yep.

I am very impressed with Katy Tur. Like my old pappy used to say, "wise as a tree full of owls."

[FakeNoose]

24. Don't forget, Katy was NBC's day-to-day reporter of Trump's campaign activities

She spent a lot of time on those campaign trips surrounded by Trump, various members of his family and the campaign crew. Oh my God it must have been a nightmare.

I plan to read her book as soon as all this settles down.

[rickford66]

19. She is the only one not interrupted by Tweety tonight.

She is so informed, Tweety couldn't stop her.

[Silver Gaia]

25. I agree. I also think he knows these answers from intelligence reports.

If he gets witnesses (Gates, for instance) to corroborate what he already knows from intelligence, then he can use that in court without compromising intelligence sources.

I also agree that it looks like he's closing in on Trump. He's getting all his ducks in a row.

[Wounded Bear]

27. There have been others saying that...

Maybe not "hosts" of the shows, but plenty of guests that know how investigations go in general and how prosecutors accomplish their goals.