Trump Prosecutors May Head for Obstruction Case

Chris Strom from Bloomberg reports on the Justice Department's investigation into potential charges against Trump, including obstruction of justice. The process involves gathering evidence and preparing a prosecution memorandum for Attorney General Garland. The decision is politically sensitive, with potential charges related to the January 6th events and document investigations. The situation remains contentious, with political implications regardless of the outcome.

Who is Chris Strom and what is his role in the investigation?

• A prosecutor in the Justice Department

• A defense attorney for Trump

• An FBI agent leading the investigation

• A Bloomberg Justice Department reporter

What is the purpose of the prosecution memorandum mentioned in the investigation?

• To provide a public statement on the investigation

• To announce the final decision of the investigation

• To outline the pros and cons of bringing charges

• To summarize the evidence against Trump

What additional charges are being considered alongside obstruction of justice?

• Tax evasion and fraud

• Money laundering and insider trading

• Bribery and corruption

• Charges related to the documents and January 6th investigations

When is the Justice Department expected to make a decision regarding the charges?

• After the midterm elections

• Immediately after gathering all evidence

• In January, after the holidays

• Before the end of the year

What is a potential consequence for the Justice Department regardless of their decision?

• They will receive praise from all political parties

• They will face no criticism

• They will be awarded for transparency

• They will face immense political criticism