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Other offices for further action. the report does not recommend any further indictments, nor did the special counsel obtain any field indictments that have yet to be made public. that is key. below, i summarize the principal conclusions set out in the special counsels report. the next section is titled russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. the special counsels report is divided into two parts. the first describes the results of the special counsels investigation into russias in...

Axelrod, scott jennings, samantha venegrad with the principle conclusions delivered to congress by the attorney general. and david, i just want to take a moment and ask you about how should we look at this as americans when it comes to our government and what does this day mean in american history? >> well, you know, ive said from the beginning that i had some limited contact with robert mueller when i worked in the white house, and he was the fbi director. and i was always impressed by his prof...

Conclusions from the mueller report. hes expected to do it tomorrow. joining me, harmeet dhillon and ari arbach. is this a case where there was interference by the russians in the election but not the collusion folks in your party alleged? >> not just those in my party. a lot of consequence are lib tearans also have strong questions about whether there was collusion. what is not clear whether there there was collusion. collusion. all of a sudden mueller came out and hammered 37 indictments from ...

To this and talk the me about this tension thats going to be on the republican side about releasing the report in full or not. >> the report needs to be made public, it needs to be released to the congress, and it needs to be released to the american people. this has consumed two years of the american peoples time, and we need to have full transparency. we need to know the special counsels conclusions. dana: contrast that with devin nuñes, congressman from california, who earlier today said, ba...

Getted started it is to say it wasnt the be all end all. it is the opportunity to get all of the evidence and make the conclusions we see fit. a lot of republicans position, 87% according to a recent cnn poll want to see this report. its not just whatever version of the report they clohoose to t out its actual answers why the president and so many of his top advisers have been lying about contacts with russia, about a business deal, a major multi-million dollars business deal with trump-moscow. ...

Evidence that led bob mueller to reach these conclusions. they want to see the full report demanding the public release and release to capitol hill as part of -- as democrats try to pursue their own investigations in the days and weeks ahead. pelosi and schumer said it raises as many questions and answers. jerry nadler made clear he wants to hear from bill bar in a public testimony before his committee. he said in light of the very concerning discrepancies and final decision making of the justic...

Laid out. and i think there is a danger that if the white house overplays its hand and withholds too much of this, congress could simply then undertake the same investigation that mueller undertook. because they do need this information to make decisions about presidential accountability, there is no reason to have to reinvent the wheel if the executive branch chooses to be frarntransparent. if it chooses not to be transparent, i think we can count on the house of representatives to dig deep and...

Conclusions require the attorney general to consult with the white house counsels office? is there any material that could be subject to executive privilege? the white house counsel say they dont expect to see the summary before its transmitted to the congressional tonight hes. and will the outside counsel write a rebuttal report. rudy giuliani and jay sekulow say that depend on what is in the report. the president and his outside counsel are taking comfort from the fact that mueller says he is ...

Attorney general. a couple of important things here. number one, obviously bar is saying explicitly i did not block robert mueller from doing anything that he wanted to do. there wasnt anything that he was trying to pursue where i said no as attorney general im stepping in and blocking you from doing that. interesting, i would like to know more from that. thats the blunt assertion from attorney general william barr. also, barr is going to maybe as soon as this weekend brief muellers principal co...

Sealed indictments remain filed in d.c. courts, but theres an important caveat to that. all those could be unrelated to the russia investigation. for now, though, the possibility remains that a wide range of people that have been ensnared in the probe still have no final legal resolution on their fate. how does that part of the equation play out, jim? >> i think thats a small asterisk at this point because most likely these are people that might be swept up in conduct on other, in other countrie...