The truth is actually quite simple
We do not know what we do not know
Revelation will come at the time and place of Session’s choosing
The wrecked Group Think bandwagon will immediately be replaced by a new one playing a totally different tune
The Group Think I see is mostly in the super-secret, pie-in-the-sky Trust Sessions crowd.
Tell Flynn, Manafort, Cohen, Caputo, et al, to stop being impatient children in the back seat of the car - as their savings are squandered on legal defense, and their homes are sold, and their families are terrorized.
Tell Cliven Bundy - whose case was thrown out with prejudice, even as Jeff Sessions categorically eulogized the persecutors masquerading as prosecutors - not to worry about equal justice before the law for all American citizens under Jeff Sessions.
Is Jeff Sessions going to buy back the Flynn house? Are you going to do so?
No, I did not think so.
Jeff Sessions is an Institutionalist, not a Constitutionalist. He may (or may not) want to clean up the Swamp, but only on his terms, not those of the Rule of Law.
He has been a Club Member for many, many years. He knew that Barry Soetoro was ineligible and concealing his history, and knows much about him that the average citizen does not. He could have with literal impunity spoken truths about the man from the Senate Floor - just as Harry Reid spoke lies about Mitt Romney with impunity - but he did not. He and all the rest played along. #TheyAllKnew.
As 1 of 100 senators, he could play gadfly, like Ted Cruz and Rand Paul do, to little effect. Big deal. Not impressed.
There are no White Hats. There are Black Hats and Gray Hats. The closest thing to a White Hat herein is Mike Rogers - and even he went the skulduggery route. None of these people place the Constitution and We The People before their various secretive political machinations.
I have a different definition of Rule of Law and personal integrity than you. If the Founders had done nothing but play so-called 3D Chess, then there would never have been a United States of America.
If Jeff Sessions were the Rule-of-Law stalwart that his sycophants say that he is, he would acknowledge Congressional oversight - period, end of debate. His refusal to do so proves - proves! - that he does not really adhere to rule of law unless it adduces to his particular ends.
Devin Nunes was elected by the People; Jeff Sessions was not. Sessions has no Constitutional right to deflect, delay, deny...
... except in the Rule-of-Skulduggery world of sundance and company.