Trump To Fire Mueller Rumor Has Democrats Panties All Knotted Up

Rep. Jackie Speier, D-Calif., said there was a "rumor" in Washington, D.C. President Trump may be planning to fire Mueller before Christmas.

"The rumor on the Hill when I left yesterday was that the president was going to make a significant speech at the end of next week. And on Dec. 22, when we are out of D.C., he was going to fire Mueller." Speier told California's KQED News on Friday.

If that were to happen, Speier predicted it would result in a constitutional crisis, calling it "Saturday massacre 2.0."  If Trump fired Mueller that would "without a doubt" cause an "impeachment effort."
One Rumor Confirmed

"We can read between the lines I think," Speier said. "I believe this president wants all of this shutdown. He wants to shut down these investigations. And he wants to fire special counsel Mueller."

Rep. Adam Schiff of California, claimed yesterday the president was trying to shut down the committee's investigation into claims of collusion between his 2016 presidential campaign and Russia. He pointed to the fact the committee had no interviews scheduled in 2018. Click Here To Read That Story

"Republicans have scheduled no witnesses after next Friday and none in 2017 . We have dozens of outstanding witnesses on key aspects of our investigation that they refuse to contact and many document requests they continue to sit on," he tweeted Friday.

 
Covering Up Their Failures 
Democrats have utterly and entirely failed for almost a year in finding even the smallest shred of evidence. Nevertheless, Schiff still went out on Friday and cried "By shutting down the congressional investigations when they continue to discover new and important evidence, the White House can exert tremendous pressure to end or curtail Mueller's investigation or cast doubt on it. We cannot let that happen,"
CNN reported late Saturday afternoon that White House attorney Ty Cobb said there are no plans for firing Mueller.

Rumors from the Fake News Media about the possibility of Trump firing Mueller have made headlines since last May when he was first appointed as special counsel to the probe. And here we are about to usher in 2018 and Robert Mueller is still on the job.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders addressed the issue in October when she commented there was "no intention or plan to make any changes in regards to the special counsel."

The Democrats are in a panic attack ever since the FBI bias was exposed. They are desperately trying to deflect the conversation away from being exposed. 

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