Mueller's Done Right Thing on Grand Jury, Says Bill Gavin

The transcript discusses the role and significance of a grand jury in investigations, particularly in Bob Muller's investigation. It highlights the importance of subpoena power and the truth-telling dynamic when individuals are under oath. The discussion also covers the logistics of convening a grand jury, the need for a second grand jury, and the unique aspects of grand jury composition, including the absence of counsel during proceedings.

Why is it important that grand jury proceedings are kept secret?

What distinguishes a grand jury from a regular jury in terms of witness representation?