Trump's AG Pick Talks Muller Probe in Senate

The transcript discusses the complexities surrounding the obstruction of justice in the context of the Mueller investigation. It highlights the potential risks and assurances provided by Bill Barr, the constitutional questions raised by the FBI's role in investigating the President, and the balance between executive and congressional oversight. The discussion also covers the potential disclosure of the Mueller report and the legal and procedural considerations involved.

What is one of the main reasons Bob Mueller's investigation might interest Congress?

• To review the Justice Department's budget

• To assess the President's foreign policy decisions

• To evaluate the FBI's internal procedures

• To determine if impeachment proceedings should begin

What assurance did Bill Barr provide regarding the removal of Bob Mueller?

• He could not imagine a circumstance warranting Mueller's removal

• He would consult with the Supreme Court

• He would initiate a new investigation

• He would support the President's decision

What constitutional question arises from the FBI investigating the President?

• Whether the FBI can operate internationally

• If the President can appoint FBI agents

• Whether the FBI should be disbanded

• How the FBI can investigate its own boss

What change in the FBI's mission occurred after 9/11?

• It was disbanded and reformed

• It became solely a prosecutorial agency

• It was tasked with preventing future terrorist attacks

• It was merged with the CIA

Who ultimately decides whether the Mueller report is referred to Congress?

• The Supreme Court

• The President

• The Senate

• The Attorney General

What might prevent the full disclosure of the Mueller report?

• Executive privilege and national security concerns

• The President's personal request

• Media pressure

• Public opinion

What legal concern is associated with releasing grand jury information to Congress?

• It requires a court's authorization

• It could lead to public unrest

• It might breach executive privilege

• It could violate international law