Mueller's body language said more than the scripted words he read

FBI Agent, Joe Navarro wrote an incredibly interesting book called 

What Every BODY is Saying: 

An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People. 

     In his book, Navarro describes different body movements agents look for when observing an individuals reaction when being questioned in connection with criminal investigations.

     Navarro tells us, male subjects touching their faces, necks, and arms are demonstrating insecurity and limited confidence.

     When Special Counsel Robert Mueller addressed the media today about the so-called 'Russia Investigation,' someone should have advised the former head of the FBI, that his body language was telling a much different story than the script he was handed to read.  

     ~~Touching of one's face demonstrates both insecurity and limited confidence.~~

 

     We haven't seen this much 'touching,' since Joe Biden was trapped between floors in a crowded elevator filled with women and young children.

As vindictive Democrats in Congress sat on the edge of their chairs, hanging on every word read by Muller from his prepared script, one could also visualize a confident President Donald Trump going about business as usual, knowing that when the time is right, and given enough rope, these conspirators surely will hang themselves.