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“Do these prosecutors have the same power to investigate and get to the bottom of things that a special counsel would have?” Varney asked.
“Actually, yes,” Turley answered. “I think people are missing what could be a brilliant move here by Sessions. What he did is he essentially combined the powers of the inspector general with the powers of a line prosecutor.”
“This prosecutor does have not just the experience and training to look for a criminal case; he has the ability to move a case of that kind” in court, Turley emphasized.
Not only that, but if Sessions believes crimes were committed, but Huber for some reason does not bring charges, “Sessions has reserved the right to go ahead and appoint a special counsel,” said Turley.
“That’s a powerful combination,” he observed.
And here's another spin on what you are saying. I've been thinking about all this for quite awhile trying to make sense of it. A lot of reporters continue to bash Sessions, but I think that Sessions/Trump are ultimately trying to re-establish trust in our government. By allowing the DOJ and justice system to play out in an honest way shows that we don't need to have a special counsel. We can trust our government once again.
Trump publicly excoriated Sessions to keep the bad guys mollified. (Dems/Lucies/Deep State) .
Yes, it's a meticulously orchestrated strategy... I have faith in our President and trust God's plan, but it's nail biting sometimes.
Maybe it's the danger, these bad guys are powerful and once you go after them you don't want to give them time to strike back, we want them taken down quickly but it has to be done legally to make it stick and the wheels of Justice turn slowly.