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  1. OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE, the statute that makes obstruction a CRIMINAL OFFENSE, prohibits interfering, or attempting to interfere, with a criminal prosecution or investigation of the governments conducting. In the Mueller Report, Mueller outlined 11 instances where Trump attempted to impede, negate or interfere with the investigation of both, his campaign, and his former National Security Advisor, Michael Flynn. Those alone, are serious allegations of criminal offenses. When Trump asked his former Campaign Manager, Corey Lewandowski to find a way to fire Mueller, to impede, interfere, or completely stop the investigation, that, is OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. Trump then went on to ask his White House Counsel to find a reason to have Mueller fired, and then lie about it, that again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When Trump asked Don McGhan to go back in front of the Special Counsel, and change his testimony, that again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When he dangled a Pardon in front of Michael Cohen, to persuade him not to testify against him, that, again, was another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When the UNITED STATES CONGRESS, subpoenad Mick Mulvaney to testify before them at the impeachment inquiry, and Trump instructed him to ignore the subpoena, that, again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When the UNITED STATES CONGRESS, subpoenad Rick Perry to testify, and Trump instructed him to ignore the subpoena, that, again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When the UNITED STATES CONGRESS, subpoenad Mike Pompeo to testify, and Trump instructed him to ignore the subpoena, that, again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When the UNITED STATES CONGRESS, subpoenad Rudy Guliani to testify, and Trump instructed him to ignore the subpoena, that, again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. Im sure they didnt tell you that on Fox & Friends, so, your ignorance is nearly excusable.
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  3. REALLY ? OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE, the statute that makes obstruction a CRIMINAL OFFENSE, prohibits interfering, or attempting to interfere, with a criminal prosecution or investigation of the governments conducting. In the Mueller Report, Mueller outlined 11 instances where Trump attempted to impede, negate or interfere with the investigation of both, his campaign, and his former National Security Advisor, Michael Flynn. Those alone, are serious allegations of criminal offenses. When Trump asked his former Campaign Manager, Corey Lewandowski to find a way to fire Mueller, to impede, interfere, or completely stop the investigation, that, is OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. Trump then went on to ask his White House Counsel to find a reason to have Mueller fired, and then lie about it, that again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When Trump asked Don McGhan to go back in front of the Special Counsel, and change his testimony, that again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When he dangled a Pardon in front of Michael Cohen, to persuade him not to testify against him, that, again, was another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When the UNITED STATES CONGRESS, subpoenad Mick Mulvaney to testify before them at the impeachment inquiry, and Trump instructed him to ignore the subpoena, that, again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When the UNITED STATES CONGRESS, subpoenad Rick Perry to testify, and Trump instructed him to ignore the subpoena, that, again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When the UNITED STATES CONGRESS, subpoenad Mike Pompeo to testify, and Trump instructed him to ignore the subpoena, that, again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. When the UNITED STATES CONGRESS, subpoenad Rudy Guliani to testify, and Trump instructed him to ignore the subpoena, that, again, is another count of OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. Im betting they didnt tell you all of that on Fox * Friends, huh?
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