Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) of the House Intelligence Committee went on MSNBC and exposed how Trump and Devin Nunes are conspiring to use the House of Representatives to kill the Mueller investigation.

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Rep. Speier said, “I think once the transcript of our open hearing comes out tomorrow, it will be perfectly clear, it is stunning how the chairman refused to answer the question. Did Mr. Wray ask that any element be somehow redacted? Or was any element not supposed to be made public because it was too sensitive? He would not answer that question. The chairman would not answer the question. He asked, furthermore, one of our colleagues, asked furthermore if they had been in communication with the White House. With anyone in the white house. Again, they would not answer the question. So, it’s pretty obvious, I think, to most people that this is all part of a quilt that’s being woven to promote the messaging, the script, from the white house, and to shut down the Mueller investigation. Meanwhile, we’ve already had two guilty pleas and two indictments. So, the Mueller commission is delivering to the American people under the constitution and the last thing we need is to have it put down.”

Nunes and Trump are conspiring to kill the Mueller investigation

Nunes wouldn’t answer when asked if he has been in contact with the White House about this memo, and that should tell everyone all that they need to know about who is pulling the strings. Nunes is using his position as chair of the House Intelligence Committee, with the blessing of Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, to do the bidding of Trump and kill the Mueller investigation.

The House Republican Russia investigation is so corrupt that it, and the Republicans in Congress who are running interference for Trump all need to be investigated. There is a conspiracy at work to cover up Trump’s Russia crimes, and the one guaranteed way to clean up the corruption is to elect a Democratic Congress in November.

Jason Easley

Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.

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