Part of the Confirmation Hearing of William Barr that most people will not remember

"But I want to make something clear, and that is that this is a complex case. Most – we cannot – we have a standard at the Department of Justice, an indictment standard. We feel we need to have evidence sufficient to support an indictment in hand that we can prove our case in court. And a lot has been said about not wanting to have a political Justice Department. And I agree with that.

… indictment that should be laid down because of political influence.

… that is don't hand down an indictment because of political pressure. Don't lower the standard of indictment just because it's politically convenient….

… Justice is not and should not be driven by a political timetable. I don't know why the people feel we should be handing down indictments immediately…

… to influence the course of this case."

BECAUSE IT WAS FROM HIS FIRST AG NOMINATION PROCESS. This represents an amazing insight on what was to come for us here today. Right Person, Right Time, Right Understanding, Right Courage, Right Reasons.

SOURCE

The embed doesn't work to the exact time of the above statements go to 1 hour 7 minute mark and listen for just a minute or two.

https://www.c-span.org/video/?22668-1/barr-confirmation-hearing-day-1&start=4024

>>6486994

I was amazed to see that much younger soon to be AG stand up to that process…safe to consider he is even stronger and wiser now. I believe we are in good hands and I can see why the left is so crazy right now. TY

>>6486990

I had the same question and then I found this interesting connection of Wray through Enron case…hmmmmm?

>>6462322 p/b

Was I the only one that had problem with WRAY's testimony earlier this week and his words on "spying"? read the details in this 2017 article and draw your own conclusions. WTF???

Thoughts and Comments ANONS.

Mueller's top gun in Russia probe known for hardball tactics, overturned rulings

FBI Director Christopher A. Wray was an assistant attorney general in 2004 when he heaped praise on an ambitious Mafia-tested prosecutor while promoting him to the top of the Justice Department's high-profile enron task force.

Mr. Wray specifically lauded Andrew Weissmann for obtaining convictions against two enron clients: accounting giant Arthur Andersen and executives at banking dynamo Merrill Lynch.

Andersen was finished as a company; four Merrill executives went to prison.

Today, Mr. Weissmann stands as special counsel Robert Mueller's top gun in a squadron of nearly 20 prosecutors and scores of FBI agents delving into Trump-Russia. Mr. Weissmann is leading the probe into the biggest target to date, Paul Manafort, President Trump's onetime campaign manager.

How Mr. Weissmann operated over a decade ago offers possible glimpses at how he carries out orders today from his longtime mentor, Mr. Mueller.

FULL ARTICLE SOURCE

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/oct/22/christopher-wray-robert-muellers-top-prosecutor-kn/

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>>6487157

The explanation may lie (duality) in Enron!

"Mueller's top gun in Russia probe known for hardball tactics, overturned rulings

FBI Director Christopher A. Wray was an assistant attorney general in 2004 when he heaped praise on an ambitious Mafia-tested prosecutor while promoting him to the top of the Justice Department's high-profile enron task force.

Mr. Wray specifically lauded Andrew Weissmann for obtaining convictions against two enron clients: accounting giant Arthur Andersen and executives at banking dynamo Merrill Lynch."

SOURCE

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/oct/22/christopher-wray-robert-muellers-top-prosecutor-kn/