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Thank you for joining me. cnn is reporting that special counsel robert mueller is not recommending additional indictments. >> apparently god is watching. >> there you go. do you think that the president and his top aides, his family members should be breathing a sigh of relief? >> ive sure they are relieved. i think they have been noticeably silent, perhaps to some surprisingly so. reality is they dont know whats in the report either. you know, i think theres still more to play out here. i think...

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 ...

Shakespeare said -- the lady. trump is the lady. a cruise line ships vacation turned into a might nair. nightmare. youre up early for a sunday. glad for it. good morning. im christi paul. >> im victor blackwell. good sunday to you. we are talking about a source with a justice department telling cnn that the attorney general wants to deliver his conclusions on the investigation into russian meddling in 2016 election by the end of the today. the question is will william barr make that deadli...

From william barr as democrats are insinuating? >> this is sort of a 15 on the richter scale. i dont know how high the richter scale goes but this is a big earthquake because prosecutors central job is to make decisions about the evidence and about the law in the hard cases. and barrs letter, which is a summary, its not the actual conclusions the mueller report, tells us that mueller laid out evidence on both sides of the issue, acknowledged that both legal and factual issues were difficult, but...

>> well see. the interesting part about it is that the hope among everybody, reporters, people in congress across the boefard, is that thi initial list of findings, the principal conclusions, as theyre calling it, would have some meat on the bones. because we know that no matter what happens ultimately with the full mueller report, its going to be awhile. there is going to be discussion even for those republicans who say lets get it out, they understand that there is this classified information,...

Reaction -- in the past few minutes, the head of the house judiciary committee, congressman jerry nadler, took reporters questions. we brought it live here on cnn. he says after the conclusions reached by attorney general william barr, the judiciary committee will be calling barr in to testify. lets get cnns senior congressional correspondent, manu raju from capitol hill. and manu, this may be the end of the mueller probe. but is this just the beginning for democrats in congress? >> absolutely. ...

Return indictments against the people he thought should be indicted. and what that should give us all is a comfort level that this was a full and fair investigation. and bob mueller had the authority and the rein to do everything that he felt needed to be done to get to a fair conclusion. that should -- you know, i see loose ends as a prosecutor. i cant help wanting everything to be wrapped up and answered for us. we dont have that yet. but i think because we can have confidence in the process, ...

Cruise ship and you see how its tossing everything around. this is off the coast of norway, but there are still hundreds of people on that ship right now. lets turn to the anticipation here in washington and with a lot of people across the country, the attorney general has set this timetable, saying he wants the principle conclusions given to lawmakers by the end of the weekend that is today. >> cnn sara murray joins us. this is a self-imposed deadline. its ambitious some might say. but i woul...

A trump campaign. >> it has been a long two-year proctology exam. >> michaelke caputo. and now its time to move on while democrats pursue other investigations into the presidents and his advisers. >> it does not mean the end of investigations. >> where does it all go from here? >> hello. you are watching a special edition of state of the union. at any moment the justice department may he lay the principle conclusions to capitol hill. if you look at yur screen youre seeing william barr leaving ...

That it was almost impossible for any president to commit obstruction of justice as the head of the executive branch made a decision about that evidence in under 48 hours. these conclusions raise more questions than they answer given the fact that mueller uncovered evidence that in his own words does not exonerate the president. we try to expand the findings and second given the questions it is imperative with the underlying evidence as long as the evidence underlying that report and to the amer...