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Was no prosecutable case, be on the question of whether there was a conspiracy as well as on the issue of obstruction of justice. corrupt intent is so key here, and he says that he doesn't find that there could be a case. but mueller certainly did not find that. instead, mueller thought there was evidence on both sides of the issue. so this is going to be a prime issue now, of course, for lawmakers on capitol hill to try to tease and exploit out, ana. >> the special counsel therefore, did not draw a conclusion one way or another as to whether the exam and conduct constituted obstruction. a key...

To prosecute the president of the united states for obstruction. now i'm hearing democrats and partisans carp about this. that the president's appointees made this decision. i have a question to those people tonight, and that is, are you equally as upset then that senior obama administration doj appointees decided not to prosecute hillary clinton? because here's a fact. political appointees, no matter the administration, run our department of justice. they make decisions, important decisions, every single day. that is not something that is unique to the trump administration. it happens in all ...

Digest this, and i hope that certain facts come out in a very clear manner because there are some things to learn and digest. but at the same time, i don't want it to get so big and so lost that people just tune it out. >> what do you think? >> there is going to be a huge and already is a huge demand for transparency, and we're in government, so we know that there are a lot of things that are not going to be in that actual report that are going to be available to everybody. there's going to be a huge outcry for that. but then as you were saying earlier, it's incumbent upon our elected official...

Not having -- putting their teeth into this. they're addressing the question and then moving on because they need to fight for their own candidacies. >> margaret? >> so, katy, i think democrats have a narrow path here in that they've expressed a lot of confidence in robert mueller and that cannot be revisited now just because they may not like the result here. but going forward, they still have everything that happened, which you were there for, katy, that donald trump publicly asked for russia's help, he welcomed the help, got the help, according to vladimir putin, he wanted trump to win, and...

For the senate judiciary committee. calls like this aren't that uncommon where they will get together just to figure out where they stand right now. what are they saying publicly or also what do they know? we've been talking about this throughout the day, but members of congress might not be entirely engaged in it. i don't want to cause too much speculation. one more thing, some of the committee chairs sent document preservation requests to the administration to make sure that all of this information that mueller might have pulled together in the context of this investigation gets saved and no...