A Democrat led bad faith investigation of Trump hopes to entrap him into an obstruction of Justice charge.

NY Times:

Intimidation, Pressure and Humiliation: Inside Trump’s Two-Year War on the Investigations Encircling Him

President Trump’s efforts have exposed him to accusations of obstruction of justice as Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, finishes his work.
I have some serious candidates for obstruction of justice charges.  Hillary Clinton and her associates who deliberately destroyed evidence under Congressional subpoena.  The top echelons of the FI and DOJ who conspired to let her get away with the violations of the law in the mishandling of classified material and then attempted to divert attention from that with a bogus investigation of Russian collusion against Trump including spying on his campaign.  They also had co-conspirators in the top levels of the intelligence service.

That is a much more compelling case than bitching about Trump complaining about an unfair investigation of him.  These people knew there was no substance to the charges from the beginning and yet they persisted in trying to entrap the President.  Relying on fourth-hand hearsay from unnamed sources for their investigation is malpractice.

The media has been a co-conspirator in this treasonous coup attempt.

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