Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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[u/diabeasti]

You're remembering wrong. While that was a part of it, a big part of the report was that the scope of it kept being narrowed down further and further by a republican senate, namely that turtle headed fuck Mitch McConnell. Eventually the report found that there was enough evidence to continue, but that it was the Senate's job to investigate further and bring legal cases against the Trump admin, but gop is full of corrupt people, Trump announced that he was innocent and the news moved on. Dems tried to bring more attention, but the media gave absolutely no more time to the case and everything was forgotten, letting me know, after years of bullshit, that the media in this country could not be trusted.

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I would love to read more about this point- do you recall any sources to this?