Comments by "Kim O\x27Brien" (@kimobrien.) on "Protecting Mueller and his investigation is paramount: Schumer on Sessions out as AG" video.

@markscutti9682 Muller operates on the usual way the FBI builds a frame job. It's always good to send out investigators asking questions they already know the answers to. If you forget something bingo you just committed perjury. If that doesn't work why did you come forward earlier? Bingo now you just obstructed justice. You just became a lemon to squeeze. It's even juicier if sex can be brought into the frame job. Everyone knows few men can say NO and those who do will never be believed.
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Give Muller the Boot.
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Muller is heading nothing more than a witch hunt. Unlike the watergate investigation no one committed a crime that needed further investigation. Instead a big campaign made from the vacuum of space and Hillary Clinton supporters claiming her loss was connected to Russian Hackers and collision with the Trump campaign. They have yet to bring in Alex Jones, 9/11 conspiracy believers and the Grassy Knoll people for the real truth.
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@Ford Fairlane It's like the usual FBI frame job they start with a criminal and then begin to investigate. It turns the whole concept of justice on its head. Supposedly the police investigate crime not deciding who is a criminal and then building a frame job.
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@FluffyHarmlessKitten Congress knows better they say much about travel costs otherwise you'd wonder why the need for some many trips to the best vacation spots for foreign policy reasons.
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Close it down! Fire Muller now! No more investigations of people instead of crime.
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@shadehoward2681 Muller is executing a typical FBI frame job. Like the German Gestapo they start with a victim and then investigate. If they can get the victim then the start investigating associates looking for someone who's words they can twist and then go for a charge of perjury. Now the have a lemon to squeeze who can give up the goods on the victim. If that doesn't work then look for the women scorned. Sex is always a good way to squeeze any victim because true or not it defames the victim giving another way apply a tourniquet to an associate which can be released at just the right time.
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@ArchyBeatz Conspiracy is a very nebulous and vague charge. It was invented by the British when the Crown needed to go after someone who they couldn't bring a charge against. You can be convicted of conspiracy with no one even being convicted of the underlying charge. So what was the underlying crime that came about due to the conspiracy? I am sure people like Alex Jones can help you with that. Obstruction of Justice is also a vage charge. You bought something from a pawn store. You get home and it stop working so you throw it away. Turns out it was stolen and your throwing it away obstructs the ability of the police to prosecute the original crime. You might want to check out the new book "Three Felonies a Day." That is one lawyers estimate of the number of crimes the average American commits in a day.
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@MrSpiritmonger Would you like to be the subject of an open ended FBI investigation without evidence of you having committed a crime first? Those are police state tactics. Where it is decided who to investigate for a crime when no crime has been committed first. It turns justice on its head making the victim prove he is not guilty rather then the police being required to start with a crime that has been committed or is about to be committed and then making an arrest. The whole idea is to look for associates and then see if they can be charged and then squeezed for information that can be used against the target. That was the way the 1950's Red Scare worked. You weren't allowed to take the 5th Amendment during Congressional hearings. They key question was are you now or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party. Say yes and go away for 5 years after a Smith (Gag) Act trial. Say no and you were then asked about who you knew in the Communist Party (The FBI had pictures and stool pigeons) why did you sign a petition for communist causes, why were seen reading a communist book that you checked out from the library and what were doing joining a communist controlled union. They only way to escape was to accuse others who would then be brought in for another round of questions. That's why it was called a witch hunt. If Trump has violated tax law then the IRS already has his return so he has no need to disclose it. Do you put you tax return up for public review? He is not required by law to release his tax return so if he didn't well you didn't have to vote for him either.
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The police have certain catch all charges they can arrest you on. Number one is disorderly conduct. That's the spitting on a sidewalk charge. Unless you have video evidence it's most impossible to beat. Obstruction of Justice. That one is good for you throwing away anything that might be somehow be connected to a crime. Anyone who thinks crimes are well defined should read "Three Felonies a DaY" a number that was come up by a lawyer for what the average American does in a day. .
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@FluffyHarmlessKitten Everyone knows if a District attorney can't get a ham sandwich indicted he suffers from alzheimer's. He can indict all the Russian's and Russian companies he wants non will appear at trial without a direct decree from Vladimir Putin. The rest consists of either ordinary corruption like tax cheating, a lying to the FBI a charge for those too stupid to plead the fifth and refuse to answer and laws like registering as an agent of a foreign power. A law originally passed as witch hunt measure directed at the Communist Party USA. After all someone might actually believe that 20th Century Communism is Americanism as they usually parioted under the Kremlin's orders.
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End the pillow talk investigation. Muller is probably already down into Stormy Daniels pants.
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Give him the boot. Send him over to Jimmy Carters Habitat for Humanity have him work on some real frames instead the usual FBI professional Frame Jobs.
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