A longtime Republican strategist claimed Sunday it was "Hard" to believe that the special counsel would not find "Something" illicit in President Donald Trump's long financial history that would lead to his impeachment should Democrats take back the U.S. House of Representatives in the fall.
"It's hard to believe that someone like Donald Trump, who has been a disrupter all his life, who has flouted his way to business success, that Robert Mueller is not going to dig up something in Trump's complicated financial history to say, 'Look, the president of the United States did this and it was wrong,'" Castellanos said.
If Republicans manage to maintain the majority in the Senate, Castellanos warned that they too might be wary of sticking by Trump if special counsel Robert Mueller turned up something nefarious.
President Donald Trump at a union and apprentice training center specializing in the repair and operation of heavy equipment, in Richfield, Ohio, on March 29.
Some incumbent Democrats have failed in their attempt to bring articles of impeachment against Trump during his first 14 months in office.
Attorney John Dowd resigned last month after he reportedly believed the president was no longer taking his advice, while Trump nearly hired two other attorneys but later pulled out after discovering they might have a conflict of interest.
The special counsel already ensnared former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who also worked on the Trump campaign, as well as former campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos and top campaign leaders Rick Gates and Paul Manafort.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/mueller-something-trump-apos-ll-125108937.html
"It's hard to believe that someone like Donald Trump, who has been a disrupter all his life, who has flouted his way to business success, that Robert Mueller is not going to dig up something in Trump's complicated financial history to say, 'Look, the president of the United States did this and it was wrong,'" Castellanos said.
If Republicans manage to maintain the majority in the Senate, Castellanos warned that they too might be wary of sticking by Trump if special counsel Robert Mueller turned up something nefarious.
President Donald Trump at a union and apprentice training center specializing in the repair and operation of heavy equipment, in Richfield, Ohio, on March 29.
Some incumbent Democrats have failed in their attempt to bring articles of impeachment against Trump during his first 14 months in office.
Attorney John Dowd resigned last month after he reportedly believed the president was no longer taking his advice, while Trump nearly hired two other attorneys but later pulled out after discovering they might have a conflict of interest.
The special counsel already ensnared former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who also worked on the Trump campaign, as well as former campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos and top campaign leaders Rick Gates and Paul Manafort.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/mueller-something-trump-apos-ll-125108937.html
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