President Trump held a joint conference with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg on Wednesday.
The President was asked a series of questions during the presser from immigration to the Russia witch hunt.
Fox News White House Correspondent John Roberts asked President Trump, “Are you open to meeting with him [Mueller]? Would you be willing to meet with him without condition or would you demand a strict set of parameters be placed around you in any encounter with the Special Counsel?”
President Trump initially pushed back by reiterating once again there was absolutely no Russian collusion.
Trump then blasted the FBI for interviewing Hillary Clinton for her criminal email investigation on 4th of July weekend without putting her under oath, recording her or taking notes.
The president called the Russian collusion witch hunt a Democrat hoax.
John Roberts pushed the president for a more direct answer to which Trump replied, “We’ll see what happens. When they have no collusion and nobody’s found any collusion at any level it seems unlikely that you’d even have an interview.”
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.@POTUS: “There was absolutely no collusion. Everybody knows it… It’s a Democrat hoax that was brought up as an excuse for losing an election.” pic.twitter.com/XenHZd554o
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 10, 2018
It was recently reported President Trump’s legal team is preparing to deal with dirty cop Mueller’s request for an interview as his unconstitutional Russia witch hunt continues.
President Trump’s legal team is seeking to avoid a sit-down interview with Robert Mueller and may request a written affidavit instead, declaring he did not collude with the Russians during the 2016 election.
The president under no circumstances should volunteer to have a sit-down interview with Mueller. Judge Nap said this would be a very dangerous thing for Trump to agree to as Mueller’s goal is to catch him in any tiny inconsistency.
Since ‘collusion’ isn’t a crime, Mueller is seeking to catch Trump in a ‘false statement’ just like he did with General Flynn and Papadopoulos.
