President Trump to reject Mueller interview?
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President Trump replaced attorney Ty Cobb with Emmet Flood. A new legal teem is expected to reject Special Counsel Robert Mueller's request for an interview in regards to Russian collusion investigation, on grounds of executive privilege.
The Fake Media is obsessed with the issue of whether President Trump will be indicted for obstruction of justice or violation of any federal election laws? However, this obsession is a nonstarter. The long-held policy of the Department of Justice is that a sitting president of the United States cannot be indicted, according to official DOJ memoranda. Article I, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution states in cases of impeachment, judgment shall not extend further than removal from office. Once a president has been removed from office by impeachment, he may be prosecuted for violation of any federal laws.
Impeachment is analogous to indictment in regular court proceedings. Impeachment proceedings may be commenced by a member of the House of Representatives and only requires a simple majority to impeach. Only two presidents have been impeached, Bill Clinton and Andrew Johnson.
Impeachment proceedings unfold in the form of a trial and the Senate enters judgment on its decision. U. S. Constitution requires a majority of two thirds of the senate to convict. And this has never happened, and is unlikely to happen in the future. Democrats would serve themselves by obsessing less on impeachment and more on making America great.
Dr. Steve Johnston
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Federal Reserve officials expect to hike rates roughly six additional times this year, bringing its benchmark Fed Funds Rate to nearly 2%. In May the central bank raised the Fed Funds Rate by ½%. Can they reach their goal without a recession?
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One is wise to sell on the rumor of bad news and buy on the fact. Gold is approaching over a year of consolidation on the rumor of Fed tightening and a rate hike. Next week the Fed is expected to increase its bond purchase taper and hint of more aggressive rate hikes in 2022. However, there is almost a two year lag between money printing and inflation.
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Lincoln said, "You can fool all the people some time, you can fool some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time." Jerome Powell has stated the Fed will "began to taper QE and raise interest rates" and "inflation is temporary"
