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A 6-year wic witch hunt? sara: we have 37 indictments that means we were taking some of that time to come up with some conclusions here. mollie: that had nothing to do with russian collusion. sara: you dont know that. howie: i have to get a break here. more on the coverage of the mueller report which we havent yet seen. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing its best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never st...

Argument goes? >> i think its going to be highly polarized. i asked chairman nadler about that today. one of the questions i asked us to the white house be given a first look even at the summary. just the principled conclusions that we might get today because there might be something in there the president wants to claim executive privilege. he said absolutely not. there is no executive privilege. look at the tapes. no executive privilege involves a possible crime. we need to see everything. not...

White house point of view that was very good news. but i think theyre just waiting to see what these conclusions are. why was no collusion charge, no conspiracy to defraud the united states government? why was there no obstruction charge against the president? was it because they couldnt or because they shouldnt do it? we dont know the answers to these questions and we shouldnt speculate about it five minutes before we get the report. >> minutes away. >> but i do think theyre asking themselves t...

Conclusion. and the other point is, our mandate as congress, as the committee for that matter, is much broader. the special prosecutor is looking only at crimes. we have to look at protecting the rule of law, at obstruction of justice, at abuses of power at a much broader level than simply crimes. >> chairman jerry nadler, thank you so much. youre going to have a very busy morning probably and afternoon ahead. and feel free to come back as soon as you get those conclusions. were here. >> thank y...

>> they do. i will say that there is a big, after this report or the a.g.s letter about the report and the top-line conclusions, there is a trust deficit now with a lot of democrats who are out on every channel saying that there was a mountain of evidence about collusion and definitively there was collusion with the russians and some of them saying even that president trump was a puppet for russia. i mean, theres all kinds of -- itll take us a while to go through all the tape of all the sound bi...

When lawsuits will be brought to try to limit the ability of congress to conduct investigations that are improperly motivated. bill: we are on standby, i know you are as well, sir. alan dershowitz, thank you for your time today. >> thank you. sandra: calls for transparency as democrats prepare to battle for the full release of the mueller report. jason chaffetz is on deck, he joins us next. >> the department of justice should release the entire report as well as the underlying documentation. we ...

>> im george howell. "newsroom" starts right now. 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. it took 675 days to complete, and in just hours we could finally learn what robert mueller has concluded from his investigation into russian election interference. >> according to a justice department official, attorney general william barr still intends to get the reports principal conclusions over to congress by the over of the weekend. the weekend is running out. but for democrats, that will hardly be enough...

President trump and his team plan the white houses response to the mueller report, democrats are also planning their strategy but they say that step one is actually reading the full mueller report. not just the barr report. house speaker nancy pelosi says she expected more than a briefing on its conclusions alone and if that briefing is classified, she says she will reject it because lawmakers should be able to discuss the report publicly. joining me now is congressman david cicilline, of rhode ...

Report. the attorney general wrote, quote, i am reviewing the report and anticipate that i may be in a position to advise you of the special counsels principal conclusions as soon as this weekend. separately, i intend to consult with deputy attorney general rosenstein and special counsel mueller to determine what other information from the report can be released to congress and the public consistent with the law, including the special counsel regulations and the departments long-standing practic...

What he found. and i think the big question that, you know, kara was talking about is did bob mueller decide not to prosecute because he cant prosecute a president or because he shouldnt prosecute this president? and i think thats one question that the american public really wants answered. whatever they come out with, i can guarantee you is going to be interpreted in different ways. the president may claim vindication. at the same time the democrats say, this is enough evidence to impeach. that...