The 400-Page Report   

Levin

   If you missed the Liberty & Levin show Sunday night, we have a short review of a most interesting hour.  Levin worked in the Reagan administration, was chief of staff for AG Edwin Meese, is chairman of Landmark Legal Foundation, and author of seven books. 

                        

  

Mueller

      Levin called the 400-page, $35 million report 

"an impeachment report" written for liberal media

and House Democrats. It could have been given in one sentence, he said: "There was no collusion." 

   "We all knew there was no collusion from Day 1,"

Levin told his TV audience. "Bob Mueller certainly knew that a year ago, a year-and-a-half ago or even before that." 

   "There was nothing in his report the general public didn't already know," Levin argued. "There were no findings for a special investigation. It was a pathetic joke."

   He continued, "This was an abuse of power, a report under justice department regulations. In any other form, he (and his handpicked Obama/Clinton donors) would be disbarred." 

   Levin said the second half of the report, regarding obstruction of justice, was "completely contrary to civilized society and a constitutional system." 

   He noted that Mueller knew all he needed to know while Republicans ruled the House. He held off closing the matter until Democrats took the House in January, then wrote a report that liberal media and Democrats can use as fodder for the 2020 election campaign. 

   The Dems are doing that very thing, using the word "impeachment" to keep their own donors engaged, but declining to confirm they will take that political risk. 

   Meanwhile, what has Congress accomplished?

       Jimmy