Judiciary Report - Obama Questioned By The FBI

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Obama Questioned By The FBI

Rahm And Rod

December 29. 2008

Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich (left) and Obama's chief-of-staff Rahm Emanuel (right)

President-elect Barack Obama was questioned by two FBI agents regarding the Rod Blogojevich senate seat scandal. Apparently, they wished to ascertain how much Obama knew and when. I think the people they should be questioning the most are Rahm Emanuel and Rod Blagojevich.

Robert Mueller (FBI director)

Side bar: me personally, I would like to publicly question the head of the FBI, Robert Mueller, while he's under oath. I'd ask him truthful questions like:

a). Why have you cheated on your wife with younger women.

b). Do your tax returns reflect all the money you've made.

c). Why do you ask FBI agents to do illegal things that Congress can later fire and criminally charge them for, leaving them with no other alibi than to state "Mueller told me to do it." That's hardly immunity domestically or internationally. Do you know how terrible it is being a former Fed in prison. Yet, you give these FBI agents phony guarantees that can be destroyed in seconds in Congress and or criminal court. FBI agents need to think long and hard about that when they are asked to do something illegal.

d.) What do you think are the odds the public won't try to drive you into becoming an absolute recluse if they find out your willful criminal negligence contributed to the deaths of many.

e.) What do you think are the odds you will end up incarcerated like your FBI predecessor, the other Robert (Hanssen), over unlawful things you've done while in office. I think the odds are extremely high and I don't even gamble. How long do you think you can continue the charade before you get caught.

FBI interviews Barack Obama and two aides over governor’s seat-for-sale scandal

Mr Blagojevich’s lawyer asked the Illinois legislative committee, which is considering whether to impeach the governor, to subpoena more than a dozen witnesses, including Rahm Emanuel, Mr Obama’s incoming chief of staff, and Valerie Jarrett, a longtime confidante and senior adviser to the President-elect...

Although there is no allegation of any wrongdoing by Mr Obama or his staff, it also emerged that the President-elect was interviewed last Thursday for two hours by two FBI agents and two federal prosecutors investigating Mr Blagojevich. Mr Emanuel and Ms Jarrett were also interviewed. All three were represented by their own personal lawyers.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk