Any thoughts on when Mueller will release the results of his investigation?

[steve...]

I'm hoping it will be soon and can slow the damage being done.

[Buck]

He's got nothing but B.S. But he keeps on dragging on.

[cbelt3]

Mueller knows how to take down a New York Mafia family. He does it carefully and slowly, with enough evidence to bury each and every one of them. And by turning lower level people until he can turn one of the principals. You can expect one of the Family to get turned. I expect Kushner to be the primary target because he's not blood.

Anyone who thinks Trump isn't a fearful little baby needs to look at his ONLY choice for the Supreme Court, who quite clearly said "I believe that the President should be excused from some of the burdens of ordinary citizenship while serving in office.".

In other words, you can't sue or indict a sitting President until he is a private citizen. By then the damage that Putin demands will be permanent. And ultimately fatal to the US.

[Acer]

Buck wrote:
He's got nothing but B.S. But he keeps on dragging on.

So far, Mueller’s team has five convictions, 15 individual indictments and 3 corporate indictments to its credit.
A Running Tab Of Mueller Investigation Convictions & Indictments.

[Lemon Drop]

The fact that Flynn's sentencing has been delayed for the third time is one clear sign that he's not done.

19 people charged to date, guilty pleas from 3 Trump campaign or admin officials including one of the highest level WH officials, Michael Flynn. Those 3 all lied to the FBI about Russian connections. 3 companies charged. That was just in the first year of the investigation. Just for example it took the Whitewater investigation 18 month to charge anyone and that was all over a minor real estate deal in Arkansas.

This investigation involves foreign countries and high level officials (including 45) who have no incentive to cooperate.

My guess is the investigation slows a bit this fall (in a deliberate effort to not impact the mid-term elections) then gears back up after that. I'd be surprised if this could be shorter than a 2 year investigation given the scope and complexity.

[samintx]

Buck wrote:
He's got nothing but B.S. But he keeps on dragging on.

You are kidding, of course.

[Pam]

Mueller will bring indictments when they are ready. I'm not convinced that the Nov elections will impact the timetable. It may depend on what the charges are and whether involved people should be out on the streets.

That said, the sooner the better.

[Lux Interior]

Buck wrote:
But he keeps on dragging on.

Yeah. It's really "dragging on."

Bet it's been the longest in history.



Just a big nothing-burger.



"Let's say this Nothing-burger represents the normal amount of corruption in the Trump administration. According to this morning's indictments, it would be a Nothing-burger ... 35 feet long and weighing approximately 600 pounds."

[Sam3]

Remember that Congress can still bury the report and not have it released.