If Trump is subpoenaed and, in the end, forced to appear before the Grand Jury,

[RockRaven]

which do you think is more likely in the course of his testimony (if both are equally likely in your opinion, which will occur first in the chronological course of his testimony):

A) reaching one dozen (12) statements that are later charged as perjury

B) reaching one half dozen (6) admissions to felonies, even if he doesn't realize it at the time, which are later charged


I've got my own opinion on this (admittedly arbitrary) question, but I'm curious what other people would say, and why.

[RandySF]

1. SCOTUS already ruled that a sitting president can be subpoenaed.

Of course, his lackeys on the court may change their minds.

[misanthrope]

2. A

He lies so freely he might hit that number in less than five minutes.

[unblock]

3. oh please. the answer is obvious.

he'll plead amnesia.

maybe he'll take the 5th.

but he's absolutely not going to give any constructive answer, and frankly, he'd be a complete idiot if he did.



ok, maybe the answer isn't quite so obvious....

[world wide wally]

4. He lies complusively

He has no control over what comes out of his mouth

[Historic NY]

6. A couple big macs, fish sandwichs & a diet coke and he will sing..

interviewer needs to have them in the room or the scent thereof.

He has no control over what he puts in it either!!!

[tableturner]

5. He defies the Supreme Court, and refuses to go or to respond at all.

Then things get hairy!