Mark Simone on the voice of New York, 710 W.O.R.

That looks great outside sunny, 70s today, 80s tomorrow.

We got lots to talk about should Robert Mueller be charged with obstruction of justice?

I think I can make the case.

We'll get to Michael Cohen, Stormy Daniels, Bill Cosby.

We'll get to Apple.

We'll get to Rupert Murdoch.

We've got lots to talk about this hour.

We'll get to billions.

Now, could you charge Robert Mueller with obstruction of justice?

How?

What did he do?

Well, there's no crime.

The FBI investigated for a year.

They couldn't find any

Russia collusion. Nothing. Zero. Mueller comes in. He's been on it a year. So that's two years of

investigating. Mueller cannot find a crime. If you look at the questions he wants to ask, it's obvious

he's still fishing for a crime. If you're on this two years and you can't find a crime,

you let everybody know that. That's justice. Justice would be, hey, we've checked, we can't find a crime. If you keep

going, you're basically covering up that fact. That's obstruction of justice. If you keep pretending

that there's something you're looking for. Well, obviously he's found little crimes along the way.

Like what?

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