The appearance of US President Donald Trump in front of the investigative team, Robert Mueller, to make his case in the Russian investigation case is a matter of time if there are no unexpected developments. This scenario has increased in recent times, based on solid information.There is a certain assertion that this "inevitable" appearance will lead to a sharp shift in investigations into "the removal of the president," says expert Jane Wynn Banks, who helped the investigator on the Watergate scandal that toppled President Richard Nixon.
"When there is no consistent collusion between his campaign and the Russians," he said, "when there is no consistent collusion between his campaign and the Russians, Then it is unlikely to even conduct an interview "with the investigation team. In June, he said he was "100 percent ready," he said, to sit face to face with the investigators and answer their questions about the circumstances of the Russian intervention in the elections.
The change in the situation indicates that the investigation has gone a long way in uncovering the secrets of this file. The coup in Trump's position reinforced doubts and suspicions of complicity and interference by the White House to obstruct the investigation and thus "the course of justice." The change also suggested that Trump was "beginning to feel hot", according to Max Bot, of the Council on Foreign Relations, for studies and research, which could bring him to account if not more.
But this change does not change anything. The decision is in Mueller's hands. If he thinks that Trump must be investigated, there is no escape from that. Former presidents have already been subjected to such a test, including Nixon and Bill Clinton.
If he refrains from invoking the presidential privilege, then investigator Muller can underline a summons to appear before the jury to give his information, under the legal section and without the accompaniment of counsel. A more dangerous alternative, because refraining from truth is a crime.
In both cases, he says, "he has to walk among the mines," says Ms. Banks. It is therefore reported that Trump's legal team is in negotiations with Muller to "determine the circle" of questions to be asked by the president so that they are not open in scope or to pose these questions in writing. But it is unlikely Mueller's response to the desired image, with either of the two requests.
With this station, the battle of Trump begins with the law, no place for politics, Twitter and populist speech, and it is free of the many risks, bumps and slips, starting with the contradictions in his statements and positions and ending in his financial relations abroad, passing information that Muller may have obtained From two top Trump assistants, General Michael Flynn and Counselor George Papadopoulos, after signing a deal with them to provide them with their instruments in exchange for their release. This is what the White House and its legal team are most concerned about, which have seen divisions in their ranks on formulating a unified defense posture.
What makes things worse is that while the dossier of investigations is narrowing, the president's failures are increasing and his weakness and sympathy are increasing. The latest, on Thursday, in his humiliating racist portrayal of dark-skinned immigrants from Haiti and African countries, and his voice and his capacity to absorb and not to balance, are being heard at a pace not known in the history of the US presidency.
Trump's presidency is nearing the end of its first year, burdened with serious problems and challenges that threaten the remaining three years, if left.
