In case you missed it, MSNBC panel when Mueller indictment story broke

[KelleyKramer]

A federal grand jury in Washington, D.C. has reportedly approved the first charges in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and anyone charged could be arrested as early as Monday, Joy Reid discusses with Ron Klain, David Corn, and Natasha Bertrand.

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[NurseJackie]

1. Thanks for sharing this!

Tick-tock! Drip-drip-drip!

[Wounded Bear]

2. She's back on it this morning, too...

[Towlie]

3. Time for a new avatar.

[PatrickforO]

4. Nothing cuts through distractions like indictments.

David Corn has that right.

[tomhagen]

5. You all certainly know that trump will fire Mueller. Then the real show starts.

[mucifer]

6. that could be our country devolving further into chaos

[Tobin S.]

7. Someone was saying here yesterday that he can't, but I don't know the story on that.

Maybe someone else has the details.

[JonLP24]

8. I think firing him would defeat the purpose of a special counsel

I think you're right.

[Volaris]

10. Trump cant. He would have to have the AttyGen do the DirtyWork.

If the AttyGen refuses, then trump can fire the AttyGen and appoint one who will fire Mueller.

But that's called the Saturday Night Massacre, and basicly, America didn't give a damn about Watergate until Nixon did that, and then Nixon got himself an ultimatum from his own Congressional Party Leaders...'get the fuck out, or probably go to prison.'
Nixon got the fuck out.

[lambchopp59]

9. I wonder... how... Fox Noise... is spinning this one?

Just as much as I'd like to see Trump and his ilk taken down, I'd finally feel vindicated to watch Sean Hannity blubber and stammer out some insanely wild democrat conspiracy garbage with no facts to back it all. As though he doesn't do that already...