BFD. Perhaps you never got the memo that people interpret things based on facts presented, it's a given and pointing that out is rather meaningless. It's like saying "the sky is blue", without making a point about it. It's a given. Therefore, my interpretation, rightly or wrongly, is competent, reasonable, based on the existing events, evidence, and facts surrounding this investigation of Mueller and the SDNY. Giving an opinion is giving an opinion ( interpretation, same thing, etc ). Pointing it out that an opinion is "an opinion" this is not a competent rebuttal, if that is all you are relying on to rebut, and it seems you are.
Moreover...
This retort by you
is incompetent, for it seems that is the entire jist of your rebuttal.
An opinion doesn't have to be correct to be competent opinion. Incompetence is where one resorts to verbal gimmickry, or some variant of the tired pseudo-debate technique of posturing, i.e, shaming your opponent in order to puff yourself up. The truth is, it's not a competent debate method. Doing it does not support your argument, or any point you are trying to make. Though I suppose we all do it, at times, what I try to avoid is to rely on such a trick all by itself.
Apparently, that is all you are doing here.