The White House: Trump has the right to scoop him

After an investigation by the FBI of the office and residence of American President Trump's private lawyer Michael Cohen, on April 10, US local time, White House Press Secretary Saunders said at the press conference that the president "of course There is a right to "dismiss Müller, the person responsible for the investigation. Another identity of Muller is the special prosecutor of the investigative team of the “Tongmen-men” incident.

According to CNBC, the Saunders’ speech was the first time the White House made a statement after the search incident. A reporter asked whether Trump has the right to dismiss Mr. Mueller. Saunders replied: "We were told that the president certainly has the right to make this decision."

According to a report by the American media, if Trump really intends to dismiss Mill, this behavior is inconsistent with the United States' "Federal Regulations." According to regulations, only this regulation states that "Only the United States Attorney General can discipline or dismiss special advisers."

According to the overseas network previously reported, the raid on the raid was inspired by Muller. Muller was responsible for investigating Trump's "through Russia" incident. Although this investigation did not have a direct connection with "Tongmenmen", it was still an important part of the investigation. The survey includes tax documents, business records, and related e-mails. The focus of the search included previous media exposures. Trump's private lawyer, Cohen, paid $130,000 to a female pornographic star in his own pocket. The actress was transmitted to President Trump. However, Trump said last week that he was unaware of Cohen’s payment. Trump also stated on April 9th, U.S. time, that such a search was "a shameful disgrace" and condemned the investigation organized by the special prosecutor Romulle as "an attack on the country."