Trump can not be removed for using constitutional powers

FUS Attorney Andrew McCarthy said on Saturday that President Trump could not be accused of obstructing justice for exercising his presidential powers.

The conservative commentator said that Trump's actions were impossible to prove that if they proved that they represented a blatant abuse of power, there are not enough indications to assert that the actions outlined in the Mueller report do not fall within the constitutional powers of the President.

"What Barr said, and I think that is correct, is that a president can be cited for hindrance when he commits the traditional type of habitual obstruction, such as falsifying witnesses. , falsifying the evidence, "McCarthy told Fox News, referring to Attorney General William Barr.

"But if a president exercises his constitutional power under Article 2 of the Constitution, for example, he apologizes, if a person should be prosecuted, pardon a subordinate, these are constitutional prerogatives of the president and they can not show a federal spirit .. prosecution to bring an accusation of obstruction. "

Mueller's investigation identified 10 episodes that could be considered a potential hindrance to justice, but recommended no further charges, thus allowing the Department of Justice to determine itself.