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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...

He had his hearing to the white house in which he showed this broad view of executive privilege. all of these things make me concerned. i am glad that he released the letter today, and we hope that there is more to come because the american people have a right to know. >> senator amy klobuchar of the great state of minnesota, 2020 democratic presidential contender, member of the judiciary committee. >> im looking forward to hearing the the next fish story. >> hopefully it will have a happier end...

The mueller investigation piece and now mueller is kind of like a relay racer handing off the baton to other folks. >> you heard there from legal experts and democrats who have strong views on this and are making them known. know who we havent heard from? someone we usually hear from on matters far less consequential than this. the president of the united states. he has been uncharacteristically quiet across all platforms. he hasnt tweeted about this or much of anything since the news of mueller...

Made public. moments after the discussion ended, i spoke to one of the leading democrats participating in todays call. heres my conversation with john guard mendi of california. >> weve seen cohen, mueller, guilty pleas, indictments, now well see the couldnt collusion. we can be patient for one day but really it is the american public. it is not the democrats that are demanding that everything be made public. everyone wants to know what this is all about and draw their own conclusions. >> what d...

Maybe he was close. maybe theres no evidence at all. some think theres reason to think there was involvement. hes made a determination not enough to charge. the prosecutors burden is high and we have to accept that. >> attorney general bill barr told congress hes going to release these principal conclusions probably as soon as today. those conclusions will not be muellers conclusions. they will be muellers conclusions interpreted by barr. does that matter? >> yeah. obviously you want to see the ...

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...

>> michigan and michigan state had big days and your florida team and my team minnesota went down. >> the big competition is who is going to win later when we play our own game. looking forward to beating these guys. were going to try. >> we are now hours away from finally getting the preliminary conclusions from bob muellers report. theyll be delivered by the attorney general to the house and judiciary committee. >> as democratic lawmakers lawms demand the full report be made public and quickly...

>> yes. folks have been very clear for days now. just this conclusions, the conclusions that are coming out of william barrs officer will not be enough. they want this underlying evidence. i think you can expect subpoenas for this evidence if its not voluntarily put over and not just that, they will call people to testify. theres a question of whether it could include robert mueller. it is before we get to the bottom of this. it is their role here that it was a specific investigation looking int...

The underlying investigation. why they indicted one person and not another person. they want to see all of that evidence. as you know democrats control the house of representatives and they have subpoena power. you can expect that the house chairman of the judiciary is expected to subpoena any information that he does not get from bill barr that he wants over this mueller report. >> lets connect the two here. we have the demands from the democrats on the hill and report that is coming, at least ...

Main conclusions of the mueller report as soon as today. will you accept them at face value? >> well, were likely to see what barr characterizes as the main conclusions of the mueller report. and well accept them, but subject to seeing all the underlying data. we have to make judgments. the american people have to make judgments as to how founded those conclusions are or barrs summary of the conclusions are. and thats one reason we have to see the entire report and the evidence underlying it. >>...