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Then really what does that mean for us? >> so it appears from the word comprehensive that mueller didnt write a skeletal, i declined and there was no evidence and thats the end of my report. it seems that he was fulsome in the narrative. i expect though that he gave a skinny, executive summary of what it is that the principle conclusions will be based upon. i believe that rosenstein and mueller have been working on this for a while, that this is not something that just arrived at the justice dep...

Celebrating or if you are republican or pro-republican or mourning the fact that there will not be indictments. i want reporters to do their job, wait for the facts and wait for the bodies to draw the conclusions weve been waiting. jon: judy miller, thank you. meantime, reaction to the release of the mueller report coming in from the campaign trail.as 2020 democratic presidential candidates including bernie sanders and beto orourke, push to the attorney general to make the full report public. je...

Barr. when he says principal conclusions. this is not going to be the narrative that people are expecting. what are you expecting that hell be able to turn over to congress. >> my expectation is to karas point earlier that rosenstein and mueller have been working together for the past several weeks on a conclusion draft that could be released to the public. so, i dont think this is for the first time something that rosenstein is seeing. i think this has been a work in progress for a while. so th...

In the guidelines? >> no, i am very concerned about this. it is important to remember that this investigation began because of evidence that a foreign adversary united states attacked our democracy. this is important to every single person in this country to find out what happened and be sure that people are held accountable and we know all of the feedbacacts. it is important that mr. barr reveal this report quickly. sources and methods and classified materials. this report belongs to the americ...

The judiciary committee and we in the judiciary committee have been in touch over the weeks and months of what is coming forward. we know, first of all, the most important thing is the mueller report needs to be released in its entirety. we understand there are certain pieces there that may need to only be presented to congress and not to the public. but, really, the public has a right to know what is in this report, not just the overall conclusions that attorney general barr is talking about, b...

News. the attorney william barr and his top aides remain behind closed doors over at the justice department tonight, some eight hours after arriving. sources say theyre reviewing the final report. so far the attorney general has held off on sending any information over to congress, despite his earlier indication he might share the principal conclusions of muellers report as soon as this weekend. house democrats held an emergency conference call earlier to discuss the situation. meantime presiden...

Lets get the read from the former whitewater independence counsel, robert ray. i dont know if hes speed reader, but with the clinton -- everybody wants it released in their hot little hands and you were facing that pressure. that versus this. >> its not too much different. we dont have an independent counsel statute any longer. same concerns are present. we have still have the end of an investigation, findings and conclusions with regard to that investigation which are of paramount national inte...

Possibility. mueller was authorized under a mandate to determine whether there was any collusion between the russian government and anyone in trumps campaign. thats the question he has to answer. i would imagine through the whole report that he has tried to answer that question. in that executive summary if thats how he presented it or whatever the principal conclusions are, theyre probably not going to get into the details that are potentially off limits because someone hasnt been charged with ...

Director, john brennan, still predicting that people are going to be dutied just as recently as two weeks ago. the terrible, terrible judgment by the obama team. leland: yeah. that didnt age well. all right. ari fleischer -- gillian: nothing much to say about it other than that, it is true. thanks, ari. >> thank you, guys. gillian: coming up, catastrophic flooding continues to hit the midwest. well be speaking to missouri governor michael parson about how his state is trying now to recover and w...

Friday? >> pam and i were just discussing that. >> why? >> i was looking forward to a quiet weekend. >> yeah. not happening. >> looks like were going to be here all weekend. thank you for coming in. pam, was there collusion? did the president try to obstruct justice? these are major questions that were hoping to finally get some answers to. >> thats right. we dont have the answers right now. all we know is that the mueller investigation is over. the report has been delivered. and my colleague, l...