Jimmy Kimmel Torches Trump for His Response to Robert Mueller's Death: 'Petty Little B****'

You don’t have to convince me, you have to convince the DOJ.

The real problem is that somewhere there is a Republican saying the exact same thing except they’re talking about Joe Biden being a criminal. While I find that objectively crazy, they would not and they’d believe it as strongly as I believe Trump has committed countless crimes. We have an information and education problem. But people on the other side of that divide think the same thing of democrats. I don’t know how you fix it.

Here is the testimony of former US Attorney Joyce Vance about why Robert Mueller did not indict President Trump: "In his report, Special Counsel Mueller declined to make a traditional prosecutive decision. In other words, he did not state expressly whether the evidence developed during his investigation into obstruction of justice was sufficient to warrant an indictment. "There has been a lot of criticism and confusion about why he did this. Two decades-old opinions issued by the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel (“OLC”)—one during the Nixon era and another following President Clinton’s impeachment—establish a Justice Department policy against indicting a sitting President. OLC policies are binding on prosecutors considering whether to indict a case. People can and are debating the wisdom of this particular policy, but federal prosecutors must and Mueller did accept it as controlling, as do I for purposes of discussion of the report. "Because the OLC policy prevented indictment, Mueller concluded that stating whether the President’s actions amounted to crimes, while not giving him a judicial forum in which he could contest that determination, raised prudential concerns about fairness and could impair the President’s ability to carry out his duties effectively. In light of those concerns, Mueller explained the elements prosecutors must establish to indict an obstruction charge, laid out the evidence his investigation had revealed for each instance of conduct he investigated, and analyzed whether there was sufficient evidence to establish each element. But he left the ultimate conclusions about the President’s conduct to the American people and their elected representatives, and possibly for future prosecutors to consider when the President is no longer in office." Blame Republican Senators for not convicting Trump during his January 2021 impeachment.