Judge Nap: I’m Satisfied Sessions Answered Honestly and Acquitted Himself Nicely

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NAPOLITANO: "I thought he should not have appeared before the committee because of potential conflicts, defending himself, defending the president, and the Justice Department. And because was not appearing as attorney general in charge of a criminal investigation or intelligence investigation, he is recused from home, he appeared as a witness, nevertheless, he did acquit himself very nicely because of the principal reasons he was there, did he or did he not mislead Congress about his communication with Ambassador Kislyak. They were scant, perfunctory, routine and without material conversation. The way that questions were worded to him, in which he allegedly made misrepresentations were so vague that almost any answer would have complied with him, I am satisfied with my judicial hat. I am satisfied that he answered as honestly as he could and acquitted and got rid of the issue of any relationship with Kislyak."