IF YOU SAY SO

Giuliani says Mueller's probe will only be fair if it absolves Trump within the next 2 weeks

12:49 p.m. ET

President Trump and his legal team are willing to concede that Special Counsel Robert Mueller is conducting a fair investigation into Russian election meddling and alleged Trump campaign collusion, the president's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, tweeted Saturday. There's just one catch: Mueller needs to wrap it up — at least where Trump himself is concerned — in the next two weeks

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lock him up! Lock him up!

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LOL at hiring this senile idiot to chair the firm's cybersecurity practice. He probably doesn't even know how to use email on a computer.

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Author: decent man

U wouldn’t talk to a mentally ill nigger on the street, why do it on xo?

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But that timeline may clash with reality.

Mueller is preparing for a possible July trial against Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign chairman, who has pleaded not guilty to charges that include bank and tax fraud. And several potential witnesses in the investigation, including Vice President Mike Pence, longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone and the Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya have yet to be interviewed, according to multiple sources tracking the investigation.

“He’s hitting the ground running,” Sekulow said.

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Giuliani started it 'several months ago '

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“Everyone on the Trump campaign refused to appear on the Sunday-morning talk shows except Rudy Giuliani. Priebus, Christie, even the reliable, thick-armored, never-say-no Conway had been scheduled. All canceled. Giuliani appeared on all five, completing what is called a full Ginsburg—a term in honor of William H. Ginsburg, the attorney for Monica Lewinsky, who appeared on all five network Sunday programs on February 1, 1998. Giuliani gave, or tried to give, the same spiel on each show: Trump’s words had been “reprehensible and terrible and awful,” and he had apologized. Trump was not the same man now that he had been when captured on tape in 2005. The “transformational” presidential campaign had made him a changed man. And besides, Hillary Clinton’s speeches to Goldman Sachs, which had come out in WikiLeaks’s release of John Podesta’s emails, revealed a private coziness with Wall Street that clashed with her liberal public positions. The country would view that much more harshly. Bannon, not a regular viewer of Sunday talk shows, tuned in. The morning was a brutal slog. When CNN’s Jake Tapper said Trump’s words had been a depiction of sexual assault that was “really offensive on just a basic human level,” Giuliani had to acknowledge, “Yes, it is.” Giuliani was exhausted, practically bled out, but he had proved his devotion and friendship. He had pulled out every stop, leaning frequently and heavily on his Catholicism: “You confess your sins and you make a firm resolution not to commit that sin again. And then, the priest gives you absolution and then, hopefully you’re a changed person. I mean, we believe the people in this country can change.” Giuliani, seeming punch-drunk, made it to the plane for the departure to the St. Louis debate.

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