Steve Schmidt just compared DT and his org to a patient
who comes to a doctor complaining of stomach pains.
The doctor does some tests and then tells the patient -- sorry, I found cancer -- EVERYWHERE.
That's what's Mueller is discovering in his investigation -- the cancer of corruption EVERYWHERE.
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LVED how he described trump as “sitting there with his arms crossed like a dime store Mussolini”!
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/8x5jez/how-the-mafia-fueled-richard-nixons-political-career
Richard Nixon’s first sit down came before he ran for Congress in 1946. Tricky Dick was later said to deal with the mob primarily through intermediaries like his bagman Bebe Rebozo or the attorney Murray Chotiner. But at this early stage, the military veteran and aspiring politician felt safe meeting face to face with Mickey Cohen, the notorious Jewish gangster based in Los Angeles. Despite Nixon's notorious anti-Semitism, Cohen was an important figure in California politics. Cohen, for his part, later said he got approval for the meeting, a lunch at Goodfellow's Fisherman's Grotto, from Cosa Nostra bosses in New York and Don Santos Trafficante in Florida.
With corruption rampant and looking increasingly unstoppable in today’s political landscape, it's worth reflecting on the storied tradition of American politicians galavanting with the mob. Thanks in part to the release of tens of thousands of classified documents related to Richard Nixon’s term as president, it's clearer than ever that his legacy should not be confined to Watergate, the War on Drugs, and his weird obsession with the peace sign. On the contrary, Nixon may also have been the president who most unabashedly rubbed elbows (and did business) with the mob at the peak of its powers.
Of course, it's no secret that Nixon, despite his constant protestations to the contrary, was in fact a crooked guy. But in his new book, The Mafia’s President: Nixon and the Mob, veteran White House reporter Don Fulsom digs into just how deeply Nixon got tied up with the mob. VICE talked to Fulsom by phone about the president's alleged plot to kill Castro with Mafia help, details on the $1 million deal to spring union boss Jimmy Hoffa from prison, and what it all means for Donald Trump—a president with his own history of business ties to organized crime.
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Just remember that Rubin dislikes Trump to a substantial degree because he (so far) is not being agressive enough militarily.
But I welcome her get-him-out sentiment simply for removal's sake. Pence will be another nightmare as he is a crazed dominionist with zero qualms about 'bombs away'. 
Me thinks you will have some "serious hard hitting proof" very soon from more than just what Schmidt expresses his opinion on....and then watch Schmidt and many others let loose....that might do it for you....
