Tag Archive: Special Counsel

This Week in Conflicts: Redacted Mueller Report Released, Undisclosed Cash Flow from Inaugural Ball and Mueller Explains Why His Family Left Trump’s Golf Club

by Lynn Walsh

investigations

Apr 19, 2019 1:29 pm

This week, the report from special counsel Robert Mueller was released with redactions, the Palm Beach Post cannot find financial records for one of President Donald Trump’s inaugural balls, and Mueller explains why his family left the president’s membership club in Virginia.

This Week in Conflicts: Vietnam, encouraging lobbying, and what happens if Mueller or Rosenstein are fired

by Lynn Walsh May 3, 2018 9:22 am

This week, a look at how a call to Vietnam from President-elect Donald Trump originated, the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau tells the banking industry to lobby lawmakers and thousands are preparing to protest if President Trump fires special counsel Robert Mueller or Rod Rosenstein.

Congress should ensure the investigation of the Special Counsel is protected

by admin

policy

Apr 17, 2018 1:48 pm

Today, the Sunlight Foundation endorsed the Special Counsel Transparency Act to preserve evidence and recommendations that result from Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller’s investigation, should President Donald J. Trump fire him.