Bottom line, is there enough information in the report to launch a congressional investigation?

[Yavin4]

Or, even flat out impeachment hearings?

[marlakay]

1. All the lawyers on CNN seem to think so

I want to know why Mueller didn’t go after Trumps kids? They don’t have his privileges.

[Shell_Seas]

2. There was enough information before this report, now there is even more.

[anarch]

3. I think the question is more, "is there enough to make impeachment obligatory at this point?"

b/c there has been plenty of information available for some time now that would justify investigation (and I guess some are beginning in the House?), and in my opinion plenty of reasons to impeach the bastard.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

4. Absolutely. No doubt. Conviction in the Senate is very much in doubt. . . . nt

[OnDoutside]

9. It's a gamble, isn't it ? For all the people screaming for impeachment hearings to start, I wonder

how many have factored in what would happen if/when there aren't the votes in the Senate ? Getting Trump out is the most important thing for me, and hitting him relentlessly over the ACA, seems a better road to travel.

[inwiththenew]

5. You can investigate anything

They investigated Hilary Clinton's emails for the two years.

[lagomorph777]

7. Gowdy Doody showed that you can investigate nothing.

And get away with it.

[tymorial]

6. I would think so.

The mere fact that Trump sought to obstruct the investigation by ordering staff to take action is evidence of obstruction even if his staff were too honorable or fearful to actually follow through.

It seemingly meets the definition of collusion to obstruct justice even if those he sought to collaborate failed so to do.

[Thomas Hurt]

8. What I have seen so far in the news, the exoneration thing was bee ess as we knew it would be...

but also that Mueller was not going to indict him.

The Mueller report, as has already been said, is all about Congress and impeachment.

It is up to them to do it with it what they will.

[Honeycombe8]

10. Did you miss the news that Congress has already begun investigations?

Nadler announced planned investigations at beginning of March...into corruption, obstruction of justice, abuse of power.

They've had Michael Cohen give testimony at a hearing. Mueller is scheduled for May, I read. They have requested documents from 81 people or organizations.

I think we all read that they've requested Trump's tax returns from the IRS.