BONUS: Ari Melber panel at 92Y
Mueller did “not exonerate” Trump, so what should Congress do? CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin, ABC’s Sunny Hostin & NBC’s Ari Melber discuss in rare joint appearance. Two crucial questions facing the Mueller Report are: How much evidence of obstruction does it detail against Trump, and what – if anything – should Congress do about it? Some of the top legal analysts from several networks tackle these questions in a rare joint appearance hosted by the 92nd Street Y Community Center in Manhattan, held in the crucial period between Mueller finishing the Russia probe and the DOJ releasing a redacted version of his report. The discussion is divided into four parts: What is known based on Mueller’s indictments; what is known about the report (before its released); what is known based on the conduct of Pres. Trump and A.G. Bill Barr; and how the “narrators” in the press and online have shaped public understanding of the Mueller probe. The event was led by MSNBC Anchor and Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber.
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Mueller did “not exonerate” Trump, so what should Congress do? CNN’s Jeffrey Toobin, ABC’s Sunny Hostin & NBC’s Ari Melber discuss in rare joint appearance.
Two crucial questions facing the Mueller Report are: How much evidence of obstruction does it detail against Trump, and what – if anything – should Congress do about it? Some of the top legal analysts from several networks tackle these questions in a rare joint appearance hosted by the 92nd Street Y Community Center in Manhattan, held in the crucial period between Mueller finishing the Russia probe and the DOJ releasing a redacted version of his report. The discussion is divided into four parts: What is known based on Mueller’s indictments; what is known about the report (before its released); what is known based on the conduct of Pres. Trump and A.G. Bill Barr; and how the “narrators” in the press and online have shaped public understanding of the Mueller probe. The event was led by MSNBC Anchor and Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber.
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