No, Page cannot refuse to turn over documents by citing the 5th Amendment. He needs to get an attorney, stat. There are certain very specific instances in which you may not supply a document, such as if it would breach attorney-client privilege, but what he is citing is not an instance.
Oh, and another thing, you're either taking the god-damned 5th or not, Carter Page! You can't cherry pick in what instances you're taking it and blather all over MSNBC!!@!
So, predictions on what's going to happen with Sessions?
Nothing will happen for a while, another indictment becomes unsealed that essentially implicates him, a few Rs throw shade at him in interviews, he resigns.
So, predictions on what's going to happen with Sessions?
Nothing will happen for a while, another indictment becomes unsealed that essentially implicates him, a few Rs throw shade at him in interviews, he resigns.
Nothing will happen for a while, another indictment becomes unsealed that essentially implicates him, a few Rs throw shade at him in interviews, he resigns.
If Sessions resigns is that problems for Mueller?
I don’t think he’s in any more precarious a position than he is now. Bland is in line after Rosenstein and I think she’d fire him.
I *almost* hope that Carter Page incriminates ALL of them, and then manages to get off on a technicality, or just because he's deemed not competent to defend himself. That would mean that despite of his incompetence, he took them all down, and because of his incompetence, he got off.
I *almost* hope that Carter Page incriminates ALL of them, and then manages to get off on a technicality, or just because he's deemed not competent to defend himself. That would mean that despite of his incompetence, he took them all down, and because of his incompetence, he got off.