More proof supporting my hypothesis that the entire Mueller investigation was a sham

[H2O Man]

19. Valid question.

The answer is certainly complex, and it isn't satisfying that Team Mieller could not keep it plain. The team could have put out, along with the two-part report they did, another edition for the average citizen to read. One that makes something very similar of what they'd present to a grand jury of average citizens to gain an indictment. I sometimes wonder why someone hasn't attempted something similar to this. It's needed.

But part of the answer that I am sure of is that in his role heading this investigation, what Mr. Mueller saw -- including the parts on the counterintellugence information that can't be released -- took a serious toll upon his health. That was evident to everyone around him. Indeed, towards the end of the investigation the team was doing almost all of the work. It was as if the investigation was literally poisoning him. So by the time he testified to Congress, he had been seriously reduced. That wasn't the man who started the investigation.