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  Whoa, there! Let's not get ahead of ourselves. First Congress needs to impanel a fact-finding committee to examine the preliminary inquiry into interdepartmental investigative initiation.
context: I do think it’s inevitable that at some point they will be able to move forward with beginning the process of exploring a way to open discussion of the potential initial stages of initiating the process of moving forward with the consideration of looking into what an indictment would look like. Which is pretty exciting. >
  
  I can’t wait for them to impanel a grand jury that will recommend they impanel another grand jury that will recommend a special counsel is appointed to investigate whether a grand jury should be impaneled to recommend an indictment. >
  
  At which point they can begin to put together staff to collect information on the potential start date for exploring what a grand jury could conceivably do. In a few years, there could be some real progress made on setting a start date for the initial filings that may lead to appointing a prosecutor.