Robert Mueller

And as the 9-11 Commission, you know, said, a failure of imagination.

But then he went on to say that he got a call from then FBI director Robert Mueller, remember, he started as FBI director under Bush.

And Mueller said, you've got to come over here.

And they had found a memo that had come through either FBI or Intel channels from somebody a couple of weeks before talking about these hijackers that hadn't wanted to learn to land planes.

They'd be bringing in Menschel.

Instead, you're calling in Robert Mueller? For what? What it seems like is petty political retribution.

And even if it's not, that's what the optics tell us.

And when we're talking about politics at this level, the optics mean everything.

And the people who chose not to do that were Alex Acosta's bosses.

Relatives of Virginia Roberts, one of the survivors of Epstein's abuse, who died by suicide this year, reiterated Wednesday that the victims should be consulted and heard first.

Asked by NBC News why Acosta was not subpoenaed, a committee spokesman said by text message, in a voice vote, both Republicans and Democrats on the Federal Law Enforcement Subcommittee in July approved a motion offered by Representative Scott Perry by unanimous consent directing the chairman to issue targeted subpoenas to Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Loretta Lynch, Erica Holder, Merrick Garland, Robert Mueller, William Barr, Jeff Sessions, and Alberto Gonzalez.

Chairman Comer has now issued the subpoenas.

The bodies are lined up all along the road to Mar-a-Lago.

Robert Mueller, Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Mitch McConnell.

Others, people that have written nasty books about him.

Where's Omarosa? Where's Scaramouche? Where's Stormy Daniels and others? Where are these people? All in the wasteland.

The use of torture produced almost no reliable evidence and did not prevent any attacks in this country.

Robert Mueller, who was the FBI director, he started on a week before 9-11.

In 2008, gave a very interesting interview to David Rose, a Vanity Fair reporter.

who asked him basically this question, and Mueller was certainly in a position to know, were any attacks stopped because of torture? Which of course, that was the rationale.

And the first thing was I said, get the FBI director on the phone.

It was Bob Mueller.

He's only been on the job for 10 days.

That is just the beginning of what would be a harrowing and historic day.

So Mike Flynn get an interview.

The general said that the FBI said when they indicted him with Bob Mueller as a special prosecutor, he denied ever asking the Russian ambassador to do anything and just stand still until Barack Obama left office.

Don't do anything.

And the FBI claim that Mike Flynn denied saying that.

It was sort of a setup from the beginning.

What we didn't have until this morning, until President Trump declassified it, are the handwritten notes of the FBI agents.

Those FBI agents' notes, Joe Pienka and a guy you know pretty well from the show, Pete Strzok, they show that what Bob Mueller and the FBI alleged in court was not in their notes.

In fact, their notes quote the general saying something to the effect like, I don't think I did.

So please bear that in mind over the next couple of days because they are snowflakes and crybabies.

The same people who celebrated when Robert Mueller died, same people who six years later still continue to mock the death of George Floyd.

And on and on and on.

They are absolutely horrible people.

Richmond then leaked the contents of those classified memos to the New York Times.

And the leak of Comey's Trump memos by Daniel Richman in May of 2017 is what triggered the appointment of Robert Mueller as special counsel.

It was all a ruse so that Comey could get what he wanted to have somebody go after Trump.

Of course, Mueller was a spectacular failure.