This is what happened when Mueller's team subpoenaed @DeutscheBank in 2017. Angry White House reacti

[soothsayer]

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David Enrich
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This is what happened when Mueller’s team subpoenaed @DeutscheBank in 2017. Angry White House reaction led prosecutors to back off. https://nytimes.com/2020/09/21/us/politics/andrew-weissmann-mueller.html…

[Under The Radar]

1. This makes no sense. The Muelker team was called the '27 Yankees

....the best of Group of prosecutors ever assembled coving all positions, money laundering, financial fraud, counterintelligence, cover crimes, obstruction of justice....Top notch, best in the business.
Before Barr took office, the reports were damaging and cutting deep into the Trump Org, White House staff, and disruptions in Trumps legal team and White House council.
Barr shows up and everything stops
Why would he go through the trouble to set up a team, gather so much evidence just to a surface inspection and not a real investigation.
This report by Weissmann on makes this GW more confusing, and appears to be covering up What I believe is Barr’s interference.

[iluvtennis]

2. Both Rod Rosenstein's covert/subtle interference and Barr's. nt

[kentuck]

3. Remember how it was forbidden to criticize Mueller in those days.

Nobody could get over on him.

[gratuitous]

4. It's a peculiar thing about a criminal investigation

The criminals don't like it very much.