'This is a time for people to acknowledge no chargeable conspiracy. ... It's a time to acknowledge that Mueller's findings and analysis on obstruction can only be assessed when we get them.' — AriMelber
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Melber: Mueller busted Trump crime spree, no chargeable collusionIn a special report, MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent, Ari Melber, walks through the historic Mueller probe and breaks down why is has been the most effective probe into an administration since Watergate. Melber examines how Mueller demonstrated “government professionalism” and “prosecutorial rigor” that was “a rebuke to Trump’s entire political existence.” Melber concludes that through his actions, Mueller showed the tougher path to “following evidence, not assumptions.”
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MSNBC's Ari Melber and Trump attorney fight over Barr’s summary: 'Save the media criticism''Let's keep this pleasant,' MSNBC host Ari Melber urged Donald Trump attorney Jay Sekulow.
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Anchor stumps Trump lawyer: What does 'no exoneration' mean?President Trump’s top defense attorney, Jay Sekulow, talks to MSNBC anchor Ari Melber on the big news night after Mueller’s report was filed, and engages in a detailed discussion of several big legal issues, from Former Attorney General Eric Holder’s criticism of the Trump Justice Department, from earlier in the same episode of the Beat, to Mueller’s finding of no chargeable collusion and no exoneration of The President on obstruction. Melber, who is MSNBC's chief legal correspondent, presents full and accurate quotes from Barr’s letter about the Mueller findings, and presses Sekulow to answer the facts, rather than critiquing the media.
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Ex-Trump aide on prison: 'I had street cred' in 'Trump country'In his first ever interview on MSNBC, George Papadopoulos opens up to MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber about the Mueller probe, days after it ended. They got into why Papadopoulos stands by his guilty plea, how he was downplaying his contacts with Russia to “distance himself” from “stupid activities” and why he would be “honoured” to receive a pardon from Trump. Papadopoulos also describes his experience in prison after being sentenced in the Mueller probe, noting he had “street cred” because the prison was in “Trump country”
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Mueller states no exoneration for Trump on obstruction, Trump claims oppositeAccording to MSNBC Chief Legal Analyst Ari Melber, Attorney General Barr’s letter tries to go much farther than what Special Counsel Mueller found on obstruction. The Attorney General, who Donald Trump appointed, tries to declare that the president did not obstruct justice, despite the fact that Mueller did not try to resolve that fact.
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George Papadopoulos Brags He Had 'Street Cred' In Prison Because It's 'Trump Country'George Papadopoulos, who worked as an aide for President Trump’s 2016 campaign, said he had “street cred” in prison during a 12-day sentence he served in connection with special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation
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