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Past few days on that front. >> no collusion, no collusion. i have no idea what will be released is interesting that a man gets appointed by a deputy, he writes a report. you know, never figured that one out. we will see what the report says. lets see if its fair. >> for two years weve been to this nonsense. theres no collusion with russia. you know that better than anyone and there is no obstruction.>> there was no collusion, no obstruction, everybody knows it, it is all a big hoax. the witchhu...

The side of the american people and not displaying undue loyalty toward the president. republicans, frankly, have really undermined whatever long standing precedent may have been around the release of information to the public, as we saw with devin nunes, you know, 800,000 pages of hillary clintons e-mails and going back to watergate. there is real precedent for this attorney general to do exactly what he should do and that is release this report to congress and to the american people. >> congre...

Susan pointed out, the policy of department of justice is not to indict a sitting president. that does not mean the president hasnt exhibited criminal conduct here, which is why i think it is so important to congress right now, to republicans and democrats for the full report to be released. its also unclear, muellers authority going forward to recommend impeachment proceedings which again are political and conduct exhibited by the president doesnt necessarily have to reach a criminal statute. s...

Did they conspire with the kremlin to interfere. is there enough evidence to prove the president attempted to obstruct justice. i cant imagine mueller drafted principle conclusions that dont answer the questions. i think those principle conclusions if they are bullet points will be substantive or meaningful to public understanding of what is happening. what i would point out is so much of what barr is doing is informed by how the clinton e-mail case went down and how people in the justice depart...

>> reporter: as for the process going forward now, there is a chance that barr may run the conclusions past the white house counsel and emmett flood who is the presidents in-house counsel, dealing with the mueller investigation. if there is any material contained in the conclusions that is subject to executive privilege. and then beyond those top das line conclusions, there is a plan to release some of the facts in the case and that could take even longer because theres likely a lot of classifie...

Helping us understand the extent of the reporting thus far. much appreciated. >> sure, rachel. take care. >> joining us now is mr. barrett. nice to have you back with us again tonight on what is a very exciting evening. first want to ask just weve been on the air for about half an hour talking about what we think we know. let me ask if anything weve discussed thus far or ive discussed thus far doesnt comport. if you can add anything in terms of what we know about what has been handed out. >> wha...

Investigation began because of an attack on our democracy by the russians. it continues to be a counter intelligence investigation. there may be actions as a result of that ongoing fbi investigation as well and we need to take action looking forward to stop the russians from this kind of meddling, undue influence, social media manipulation in our democracy. >> senator, what does your gut tell you with regard to the reason why the president was not indicted? merely because according to the doj, h...

You of the special counsels principal conclusions as soon as this weekend." so stand by. stand by tomorrow. msnbc will be covering this tomorrow. stand by sunday. at any moment now over the course of this weekend we could be learning more. the attorney generals letter also said, "i intend to consult with the deputy attorney general rosenstein and special counsel mueller to determine what other information from the report can be released to congress and the public consistent with the law, includi...

Robert mueller is deserving of our gratitude. the former director of the fbi has dedicated most of his professional life to government service. he wore the nations uniform in vietnam, where he earned a bronze star and a purple heart and did it again figuratively of the span over the last two years, keeping his head down, his mouth shut, while doing his job and taking never ending fire from those who didnt want him to finish his task. no one knew the outcome up until he delivered the report is a ...

Complexity of the special counsels confidential report. but we know that he has to go through the report, and then the attorney general has to write up this summary in a sense, for congress. so we know that he will be here, throughout the day today. dont know how long he will be working into the night. but we know that he wont be giving any report to congress, at least until tomorrow, because it was in his own word, ana, that in that letter to congress, he says he expect ors hopes that he could ...