Wyden Says Firing Mueller Would Be Attack on Rule of Law

The transcript discusses the upcoming public testimony of Donald Trump Jr. and the importance of open hearings. It highlights the expansion of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into President Trump's business dealings, particularly financial ties to Russia. The potential consequences of President Trump firing Mueller without cause are explored, emphasizing the need for a strong congressional response. The discussion also covers possible legislative actions Congress might take if such a firing occurs, with a focus on maintaining transparency and addressing conflicts of interest.

Why is it critical for Donald Trump Jr. to testify publicly according to the speaker?

• To gain public sympathy

• To avoid media scrutiny

• To ensure transparency and use subpoena power

• To delay the investigation

What is the speaker's view on the expansion of the investigation into the president's business dealings?

• It is a waste of resources

• It is appropriate and linked to the investigation's goals

• It should focus only on recent dealings

• It is unnecessary and should be stopped

What would be the consequence if President Trump fired Robert Mueller without cause?

• It would be an attack on democratic institutions

• It would be praised by Congress

• It would have no impact

• It would be seen as a minor issue

How does the speaker describe Robert Mueller's professional record?

• Unprofessional and biased

• Professional and unbiased

• Inexperienced and unqualified

• Controversial and divisive

What legislative action might Congress consider if Mueller is fired without cause?

• Passing a new law to address such situations

• Ignoring the issue

• Supporting the President's decision

• Dismissing the investigation entirely