What questions do you want Mueller to be asked?

[SHRED]

Two I would ask for sure:

Did anyone in the DOJ, including William Barr, ever request, suggest or otherwise ask you to wrap up your investigation earlier than you had planned?

Were it not for the DOJ rule would you have indicted Trump?

....


How about you?

[ecstatic]

1. Why he leaned on a DOJ policy that was not relevant to this case.

You can't indict a sitting president who committed crimes to become the sitting president? Also, why TF did Jr get a pass--and was there any other situation in which Mueller let a criminal off the hook due to stupidity??

[ArcticFox]

2. The one about the DOJ policy

And, given the policy, are you free to speak your mind now?

[jberryhill]

3. If the rebels from Star Wars went up against the Federation from Star Trek, who would win?

[randr]

4. If by any weird chance you happened to run

into Donny and no one was around, where would you kick him first?

[moondust]

5. It has been reported that

Russian hackers breached the systems of two county elections systems in Florida in 2016. Please comment on how secure or insecure you consider current U.S. election systems and what, if any, changes you would recommend.

[Johonny]

6. Was he able to reach a fair conclusion about collusion, given the obstruction of

justice by the president and the executive branch?

If no fair conclusion could be reached, what further inquiries should the House conduct?

Why was the president's son allowed to break the law with no indictment. Not knowing a crime is illegal is not a valid excuse, yet was the excuse given in the report.

[Celerity]

7. 'Were it not for the DOJ rule would you have indicted Trump?'

[W_HAMILTON]

8. Why did Manafort give insider campaign polling data to a Russian operative?

[W_HAMILTON]

9. Did you know that Barr and Rosenstein were planning to reach their own conclusions on obstruction...

...after you purposefully punted on the matter? Did they press you to come to your own conclusion before they decided it upon themselves to decide for you?

[Buckeyeblue]

10. Honestly, those two questions and follow ups based on the answer are all you need