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Point that has been made to me by several former admin officials who were witnesses to Mueller - they spoke freely and candidly because the White House decided to cooperate and not assert executive privilege. Now, they're facing Trump's wrath for a position the WH put them in
Had Trump chosen to assert privilege, he could have prevented them from being in a situation where they had to go speak under penalty of perjury. What’s more, while many details in the report culled from former officials’ notes are bad for him, some suggested he may not have...1
2... had intent to obstruct in some instances. Meaning the notes helped him. But the decision to cooperate was pushed by Ty Cobb and signed off on by POTUS.
