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Has drafted principal conclusions that dont answer those questions, so i think those principal conclusions, even if they are bullet points, i think will be very substantive and meaningful to public understanding of whats happening. the other thing i would point out is that so much of what barr is doing seems to be informed by how the clinton e-mail case came down and how people in the justice department are trying not to repeat some of what they view as the bad practices that happened in that ca...

Huge fight what ive been reading into in the letter, is we see already gap distance between muellers take on obstruction whashgt he carefull did and what we understand to be his conclusions and barr going further. what i mean and we can get into it more if you like or have time. we see clearly as you discussed with the overstatement from t white house bob mueller looked at potential obstruction, looked at that evidence, went through it and investigated it and said the president is not exonerated...

Mrs mrs is martha stewart comes to mind famously for that. but theres also weighed against that, is there an underlined crime, can someone have the intent of covering a crime if there is no underlying crime? intent is what leads to obstruction. the other piece we often wonder about is could they indict a sitting president and would that weigh in on william barrs conclusions? william barr made a specific comment that did not weigh in his decision. the fact a 2000 opinion from this justice departm...

Though precedent is if someone is not indicted, its not dumped out into the public. >> i have been saying for months this report hud can released. >> im not going to draw any conclusions until we see the whole report and the underlying findings and documentation. >> if this report essentially clears the president, are you accept the findings? >> yes, i will. ed: all this happening as a bruising 2020 election battle has already kicked off. as the collusion narrative falls apart, will the democrat...

Of congress will be receiving this letter from attorney general barr. what did he need to decipher through this entire report in which to come about these conclusions that he is willing to share with u.s. congress? >> fundamentally he has to remove anything that implicates executive privilege. he has to remove anything which is classified. he has to remove anything which is grand jury secret protected. after that he has to then write language that doesnt implicate any particular individuals who ...

Part of the obstruction investigation. lindsey graham saying in a statement good day for the rule of law. great day for president trump and his team. no collusion and no obstruction. the cloud hanging over president trump has been removed by this report. but, of course, a lot of questions about how bob mueller reached these conclusions. will the justice department provide congress with the full report or the underlying evidence? bill barr said in that letter he would -- his goal was to release a...

>> we all have a right to see what is in the report, the entire report. not a sanitized copy or version of the report. i believe our leadership will insist that we see the entire report. it will be made available to the american people. >> good morning. welcome to "a.m. joy." the two-year wait on russiangate is over. all eyes are on donald trumps attorney general william barr expected to report to congress on muellers principle findings today. both democrats and republicans have called upon will...

What move that he and congress could make next. check it out. >> lets bring in the chair of the house judiciary committee jerrold nadler. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> attorney general barr says he will provide, quote, the principal conclusions of the mueller report to you and the other top members of congress. have you been given any advance notice as to when specifically and how detailed the summary will be? >> on friday he said maybe as early as the weekend and not so we know. >> do you ex...

For over a year, and they managed to get this investigation over the finish line without the president sitting down for an interview with robert mueller. obviously the presidents team was very concerned. we know the president has had some trouble perhaps keeping his story straight, and that was essentially their holy grail, which was to prevent the if the from sitting down with bob mueller and his team to do an interview. here we are 22 months taf the investigation, 675 days long. bob mueller wa...

This was an illegal takedown that failed. and hopefully somebody is going to be looking at the other side. so its complete exoneration. no collusion. no obstruction. thank you very much. thank you. >> an illegal takedown that failed. sources tell cnn the president was in very high spirits today after he learned of attorney general william barrs conclusions from the still-classified final mueller report. barr says this long investigation did not come up with evidence that the president or people ...