Mueller's next big revelation – CNNPolitics

It is obvious that the Behavior of Trump officials in the Ministry of Justice b Almost at the beginning of his term of office has worried his presidency. CNN reported on Thursday about the hectic days following the dismissal of then-FBI director James Comey, who led Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and senior FBI officials to consider Trump a leader who, according to two sources, had to be accused currently. Ultimately, then-FBI director Andrew McCabe took the extraordinary step of initiating justice investigations even before Mueller was appointed.

A wild Friday that also revolves around the Russian drama A return to the center of Comey, which will testify privately in front of two house committees, while the Republicans throw their last blocks for Trump, before being in control of the Democrats next month to hand over.

And former Trump campaign foreign policy advisor, George Papadopoulos, who was detained for FBI's 14-day imprisonment, is released Friday. If that were not enough, Trump's longtime informal political advisor Roger Stone, who was allegedly collaborating with WikiLeaks, who posted hacked emails, will be identified by Hillary Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee by Russian agents – said he would not turn against the president.

"It's not about Russian collusion, it's about parsing words," Stone said. "It's about trial crimes and perjury traps, and I decline to participate."

"Crimes and Lies"

The details of Mueller's team are closely monitored to see if Manafort runs the risk of spending the money his entire life in prison, lied about activities that could affect Trump or high-ranking election officials, or solely on business Interests in Ukraine, which have led to the victimization of fraud or other issues.

The lawyers at Manafort denied their clients that they had lied and had the opportunity to challenge the claims of the solicitor before his March 5 ruling. [19659002] It is possible that some of Müller's explanations, as in the Flynn file, are black. However, a spokesman for the Special Representative's Office said that at least some of the files will be public.

Ross Garber, a lawyer specializing in impeachment, said on CNN's "New Day" Thursday that cooperation was not normal agreement to collapse this way, given the intense negotiations that normally take place before.

"It'll be interesting to see if something new came up that nobody expected, but it's very unusual," said Garber.

Mueller's decision to speak toughly against Manafort but to grant leniency to Flynn has been widely interpreted as a sign that he will reward those involved in the investigation who are willing to tell the truth about what happened do not tolerate disability.

Cohen resets the "compass" of his life

Cohen has sentenced the court to imprisonment after he admitted tax fraud and had lied to Congress about Trump's business aspirations in Moscow to the president to obtain. & # 39; In his political narrative, he has no relations with Russia.

Cohen's lawyers said in a memo that her client, turning to Trump, for whom he once said he wanted to take a bullet, decided to "change his mind" internal compass heading north a productive, ethical and consistently law-abiding life.

Convicted documents filed by both sides in the case have linked important points in the investigation.

In fact, the project was alive until June 2016, as a statement received at the Mueller court had said several times with Trump

The revelations were important because Trump had insisted throughout the campaign that he had no business ties with Russia.

The President was a long-time campaigner to Russia and formulated his Supplement Statements about President Vladimir Putin to promote his own financial interests

Cohen also pleaded guilty to protesting financial litigation in connection with women's hush-money alleged affairs with Trump, which the president denied.

"Michael kept his client up-to-date and acted on his client's instructions." Cohen's lawyers wrote in their conviction record.

"Michael felt obliged to support client-1 (Trump) on Client-1's instructions to prevent Woman-1 and Woman-2 from spreading stories that adversely affect the campaign and client -1 and his family would cause a personal embarrassment. "

Cohen, who met 63 months in prison under his original lawsuit with New York prosecutors, hopes that Müller will grant him the same treatment as Flynn. The Special Lawyer said this week in court that the former National Security Advisor should not receive a jail sentence following the investigation by Flynn. However, editorial staff in accompanying documents made it impossible to assess what this collaboration entailed and whether the president was in danger.

Trump has responded angrily to the idea that Cohen Mueller might get cooperation in return.

"He lied about this result and I think he should serve a full and complete prison sentence," the president tweeted earlier this week.

Depending on the details Mueller unveils on Friday, it is almost certain Trump's allies will resort to their familiar argument that the special lawyer has still not proven cooperation between Russia and the campaign – the original mandate of the probe.

But with every move he makes, Mueller seems to be getting closer to people closest to the president himself, so in the broadest sense there's every chance that Friday could be another tough day for Trump in court.