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<THREAD> Mueller's refusal to answer questions 'outside his purview' and his many responses like 'I can't aswer that, I can't get into it, territory I'm loathe to get into- are dischordant with the tone of his report and his reputation for lucidity. Why? 
2. Why would he hedge on so many aspects which would appear to be true based on what we know from the Mueller Report, like the Trump Tower Moscow?
3. Mueller revealed today that many aspects covered by his report are "currently" under investigation by the FBI. This includes the June 'adoptions' meeting, the Steele Dossier, and others. How can that be considering his investigation has concluded?
4. We know from his testimony today that at least six witnesses lied to Mueller's office. We also discovered thanks to the unusually well-source Republican members, that other witnesses may have been "double agents".
5. There was an onoing effort by members of the administration to conceal their communications and delete evidence before and throughout the investigation.
6. There was no assesment of whether any members of the Trump administration or campaign could have been subject to blackmail. That was left up to the counterintelligence investigators but not included in his assessment. @Narativlive @traciemac_Bmore
7. We know there was a joint defense agreement by many of the witnesses and the president's lawyers. We also know some witnesses like Nader who had been protected by their cooperation agreements have subsequently been arrested. Was it because they lied to investigators?
8. Michael Cohen's testimony before congress was clear. Cohen and his lawyer assert that the joint defense lawyers conspired to suborn false evidence from Cohen.@NarativLive @traciemac_Bmore
9. We know from Paul Manafort's indictment that there were attempts to coordinate false stories among witnesses. Michael Flynn has hired a new team of lawyers who intend to challenge Mueller's investigation. pscp.tv/ZevShalev/1DXG…
10. The Mueller Report is notable by its many omissions: Search Joel Zamel, Cambridge Analytica, Psy Group, Simpson. You'll come up short on the answer. We covered this aspect last week on @NarativLive @traciemac_Bmore pscp.tv/ZevShalev/1lDx…
11. Key witnesses Joseph Mifsud, Felix Sater, Konstantin Kilimnik, Oleg Deripaska, Christopher Steele, Glenn Simpson may have had divided loyalties which raises questions. Why does Mueller make this apparent joke about Erik Prince?
12. Before the release of Mueller Report four months ago, we began to recognize that many of the main players had allegiances to Russia and the U.S.. We wrote a Narativ about this entitled Spy Games. Read it. @NarativLive narativ.org/2019/04/18/the…
@NarativLive 13 today's hearing we heard how something had changed in the investigation that made Mueller reconsider whether the evidence he had was as conclusive as he had assessed. @NarativLive @traciemac_Bmore
14. And then there's this revelation that the FBI continues to investigate "many aspects" of lying witnesses? (Audio is out of sync)
14. We are definitely not seeng the full picture of what is going on when it comes to conspiracy. What we did get is a clear picture of was Trump should have been indicted for obstruction. @NarativLive @traciemac_Bmore
@NarativLive @traciemac_Bmore To summarize: It appears Mueller witnesses manufactured a false narrative and coordinated testimony to support that. Investigations continue, cooperating witnesses are in jail, testimony inconclusive. The attack on America was carefully planned, why not the cover story? /END
