They strongly implied that Mueller probably lied because they didn't have to tell the truth and no one could prove it.

> This and your other comments seem to imply that you have some sort of angry agenda here.

I do have an agenda: Support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Unlike most natural born Americans, I take my Oath of Allegiance very seriously.

> One person pointed out some facts that you seem to not like, and you basically screamed and didn't even read the comment you were replying to.

Bingo: I don't like facts that are completely disconnected from reality. By definition, they're not facts.

If screaming means rejecting abject bullshit, I'll die happy.

> But you cannot deny that none of the people in this indictment face any risk of being arrested, which means the allegations in this specific indictment will never be challenged or proven.

The first group of Russians that were indicted for social media manipulation have lawyers defending them in court despite the fact that there is zero chance of extradition.

I don't know what your definition of "never" is, but it can't possibly overlap with the English cognate.