Trump isn't afraid to talk with Putin, so why is he afraid to talk with Mueller?
 

Just curious if anyone has a good answer or theory to this ?

If you robbed a bank with your friend Mike and a detective suspected you, would you be more likely to talk to your friend Mike or the detective?

easy.

either he is smart enough to know better or his lawyer is smart enough to know better and able to advise him thusly.

It's a crime to lie to mueller, but not a crime for him to meet and blow Putin.

Nobody's dare to talk with a chief of NAZI Gestapo...

I don't believe Trump could be charged with lying.

Donald Trump is a serial, compulsive, and pathological liar with narcissistic tendencies, those facts can't be denied. Liberal's sit there laughing at a man with an obvious personality disorder who's in need of psychological help and Republicans, they expect him to lead the country, when the man is blatantly mentally unfit to do so. Trump needs medical help!

shame shame on you America.... lock the fooker up quickly!

Reporting to your boss versus talking to the cops?:1orglaugh

he is not afraid to talk to muller - but first he have to ask putin what he should tell muller.

and after that he will tell trump to stop the sanctions against russia and he will give him the story how to sell this decision to his brainwashed.
then he sends the fat one back home and gives him a cookie for the trip.

trump versus putin is about as exciting as a race between a ferrari and a bicycle without a tire.

I just saw Rudy on TV talking about how they would squash any attempt to subpoena trump, which says it all. If he has nothing to hide, why not speak to them? Bill Clinton spoke to them - under oath.

Because he charged someone for lying when the FBI agents that interviewed him said they didn't think he was lying?

Good point :1orglaugh:thumbsup

Why do you constantly lie and make up bullshit?

^^ It's not bullsit, your news sources are just lying to you.


Comey told Congress FBI agents didn't think Michael Flynn lied

"Comey told lawmakers that the FBI agents who interviewed Flynn did not believe that Flynn had lied to them, or that any inaccuracies in his answers were intentional. As a result, some of those in attendance came away with the impression that Flynn would not be charged with a crime pertaining to the Jan. 24 interview."

:pimp