There's a Better Way to Run an Investigation

   What I suggested in yesterday's blog will quickly be lost, even in my own writings being covered over quickly by a flood of new blogs. But, oh that we could see the difference in the way we do things with they way it could be done. Oh, that we could see there is a better way to do things than what we are doing.
  The Russian investigation has taken better than a year, you say?
   And, if we were to take all the principals -- all those who know something -- they might be able to say everything they have to offer, one after another, and have everything said within a day? Well, is this not true? If they were all honest and truthful and forthright people -- people not afraid to share all that they knew -- and they each took their moment to say all that they knew, how much time would it take for them to say everything? I really cannot imagine it would take so much as, say, four days.
   Getting everyone who is involved to simply tell the truth, and the whole truth, right from the start would be a better way to run investigations. We are America. We should seek to do things the right way. Frankly, I do believe this is the right way to run an investigation.