by Geoffrey Grinder, Now The End Begins:

Robert Mueller, who is often celebrated in the media for laser-like thinking, had to ask lawmakers to regularly repeat their questions, seemingly struggling to pay attention. At other points, Mueller got confused about whether the members of Congress were asking him questions or if they were reading from his own report. In just the first 90 minutes of the hearing, Mueller needed help understanding questions more than 10 times.

Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller frequently appeared confused during his much-anticipated Capitol Hill testimony Wednesday.

All I can say is that this whole thing is a sham from start to finish. When Mueller is not mumbling and appearing confused, he is obfuscating and refusing to answer simple questions regarding such hot button topics like the phony Steele Russian Dossier. I don’t believe a word of this dog and pony show, none of it. When all is said and done, this farce will do nothing to advance the Democrats campaign to destroy the president.

In just the first 90 minutes of the hearing, Mueller needed help understanding questions more than 10 times.

FROM GRABIEN NEWS: Robert Mueller, who is often celebrated in the media for laser-like thinking, had to ask lawmakers to regularly repeat their questions, seemingly struggling to pay attention.

Gaetz: “Can you state with confidence the Steele dossier was not part of Russia’s disinformation campaign?”

Mueller: “With regard to Steele…that’s beyond my purview.”

Gaetz: “It’s exactly your purview! The organizing principle was to fully investigate Russia’s interference!” pic.twitter.com/z5E5Gl7xZU

— Rep. Matt Gaetz (@RepMattGaetz) July 24, 2019

At other points, Mueller got confused about whether the members of Congress were asking him questions or if they were reading from his own report. In just the first 90 minutes of the hearing, Mueller needed help understanding questions more than 10 times.

Robert Mueller: "I cannot but this is a unique situation."

More chilling words cannot be uttered by a top government official.

In America, government officials cannot suspend the rule of law and ignore established department policy for "unique situations." https://t.co/D9XY0vEALV

— Matt Wolking (@MattWolking) July 24, 2019

In one such exchange, Mueller, under questioning from Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-Wisc.), asked: “And where are you reading from on that?”

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