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On March 23, Reuters quoted US Department of Justice sources as reporting that while attorney general Barr briefed Congress, he would also announce to the public the main conclusions of special prosecutor Mueller's "Russia-related case" investigation. Barr has previously said he would brief Congress on the main findings of the investigation in the near future. In addition, Barr will discuss with Mueller and Justice Department officials whether the full contents of the report should be made public. The U.S. House of Representatives has previously voted unanimously to make the Mueller report public, but Barr will address the issue in accordance with the Justice Department's rules, not the opinion of Congress.
Yang Binguo's comment: According to a poll conducted by the Rasmussen Reports, a US polling agency on March 6, 44% of Americans believe that the survey conducted by Congressional Democrats will lead to the impeachment of US President Trump. Meanwhile, 53 percent of respondents said Democrats could not find any evidence to initiate impeachment proceedings. In the past few days, another U.S. investigative agency concluded that more than 40 percent of the people surveyed believed Trump had been "framed."
After the US midterm parliamentary elections, Democrats seized control of the House of Representatives, which made it possible for Democrats to initiate impeachment against Trump. It is worth pointing out that the good news for Trump is that the Senate is still in the hands of the Republicans. While the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives can initiate impeachment, the Senate will ultimately exercise its veto. When Democratic President Clinton was impeached by the Republican-controlled congress because of the Lewinsky case, he was finally able to pass the test because he thought that the Democratic-controlled Senate had implemented a veto.
But there are also accidents, the proportion of Republican votes in the Senate is not very large, once a Republican minority defects, it is likely to cause the Democratic Party to initiate the impeachment case in the Senate to pass, that is to say, Trump will become the president of the United States history who was impeached and removed from office. This situation is not non-existent, in the recent "wall repair case" between the United States and Mexico, in the end, because the Republican members of the Senate defected, and finally let the Democratic Party sponsor the bill pass smoothly, Trump had to use the president's veto power.
The reason for this situation is also the problem of Trump himself, since the beginning of the campaign, Trump has been a "dark horse", and it is not an "establishment" elite, that is, from traditional American political forces. From the campaign to the post-trump Trump administration style is very different from the traditional politician style, which has caused a great conflict with the traditional "elite". Going it alone has resulted in sharp contradictions with the Democratic Party, but also intolerable to many factions in the Republican Party. In particular, the contradictions with the veteran Bush family and McCann of the Republican Party are very deep. Therefore, there is no guarantee that all Senate Republicans will protect the Trump throne for the sake of Republican honors.
Trump brings great uncertainty because of "Russiagate", and Trump is a person who is very uncertain about doing things. So far, no one can predict what "shocking" things Trump will do tomorrow and make surprising remarks? But the limited information that has been revealed so far suggests that the results of Mueller's investigation certainly have "evidence" against Trump. But not to the point of not being fatal.
Even so, it cannot be ruled out that the Democratic Party will use the investigation report to make a big fuss. Even if it doesn't bring down Trump, it will allow the Republican Party to lose points in the next presidential re-election. Regardless of the institution's polls, it can be said that mueller's investigation report is issued, and Trump will inevitably be very adversely affected, and the results will have to wait for the results.
Russian satellite network reported that before Trump's former lawyer Michael Kohen said that he could not confirm Trump's communication with Russia. He suspected that Trump knew in advance that The Democratic documents would be leaked by WikiLeaks, and that members of his campaign team would meet with Russian lawyer Natalia Weselinitzkaya. Cohen said former campaign adviser Roger Stone discussed contact with WikiLeaks founder Assange in front of him, while Trump's son Donald Jr. discussed a meeting with his father, who believes the father and son discussed a meeting with Weselinitzkaya.
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