We started the Mueller investigation out, I had the utmost confidence in Director Mueller and his team. I had little confidence in William Barr, but that little confidence suddenly went to zero when he stepped on the stage the day of the press conference and gave a summary of the Mueller report, basically saying there was nothing to see there.
Demings reflects on her initial confidence in the Mueller investigation and her subsequent loss of trust in William Barr's handling of the report.
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As Members of Congress, our primary responsibility is the safety of the American people. When we think about our own children, our own grandchildren, wouldn't we do anything, anything at all to protect them?
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