access to any Governmental Employee anytime any where.

be the ones who serve him up.

As for criminal penalties, I would not know?

But, we are either a nation of laws, or we are not?

It would be a constitutional crisis. In my most humble opinion, the first step would be to arrest the two lawyers for Mr Trump for complicity to conspire against the laws of the United States of America.

kicking in the door and then exiting with box after box of evidence.

One can dream ...

And then he fires Mueller. Why anyone would expect the rule of law at this point is beyond me.

Our constitutional recourse is impeachment. But I wouldn’t hold your breath, given this craven and seditious Congress.

I thought the Repubs stole the 2000 and 2004 elections yet Obama was elected. Twice. I guess I should remain hopeful that we regain the House and maybe Senate, but even there gerrymandering, voter suppression, likely tabulator hacking, and increased Russian interference, I don’t think the odds are good.

I’d love to have to eat my words!!

...then what do you do??

We get the house and then start with subpoenas to those in the house and senate who helped Shitler obstruct justice.

He has been able to recruit Devin Nunes to "educate" all the other Republicans in the House. So that, because an impeachment begins in the House, there would be enough guaranteed votes behind Nunes to keep that from happening.

It will be decided by the Supreme Court.

They may be involved after the Mueller decision, whatever it may be?

There is no way the marshals or the FBI would descend on the White House and take Trump away. Separation of powers and judicial precedence would prevent that. If Trump were to break the law by refusing to testify, only Congress would have recourse via two possible courses of action: 1) Impeachment; or 2) Allow him to get away with it.

has an excellent panel on and they are talking about all this.