VIDEO Robert Mueller Might Be Getting Closer To President Donald Trump | AM Joy | MSNBC

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Robert Mueller Might Be Getting Closer To President Donald Trump | AM Joy | MSNBC In a recent YouTube segment from AM Joy on MSNBC, the conversation centered around the intense scrutiny surrounding former President Donald Trump as special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation appears to tighten its grip. This discussion is sparked by former Trump aide Sam Nunberg's claims that the Mueller probe is "not a witch hunt," a notable shift from prior characterizations by Trump's team.

Key Points from the Video:​

• Possible Interview with Trump: There's speculation that Trump's legal team is exploring an arrangement to have a sit-down interview with Mueller. They reportedly wish to negotiate conditions, such as a deadline for concluding the investigation and limiting the scope of questions. However, experts in the panel argue that such a deal is unlikely, as prosecutors typically do not agree to constrain their investigations in that manner.
• Legal Implications: The conversation touches on potential legal ramifications for Trump, particularly in relation to actions suggesting obstruction of justice, including attempts to pressure witnesses. This includes discussions about Trump's interaction with former White House Counsel Don McGahn and accusations of witness intimidation.
• Collusion and Campaign Dynamics: Nunberg also shares insights on how the investigation relates to possible collusion between the Trump campaign and foreign entities, specifically referencing interactions involving Roger Stone and Julian Assange. The panel emphasizes the complexity of proving direct collusion and the ongoing challenges in connecting the dots legally.
  

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