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Say director mueller, that the president was credible? >> i can't answer that question. >> director mueller, isn't it fair to say that the president's written answers were not only inadequate and complete, his answers showed he wasn't always being truthful? >> i would say generally. >> generally untruthful is worse than rarely or what you'd want if you were any other normal nonpresident witness which is a no. mr. mueller did not go beyond the limits that he set for himself because they're not just laws. he said he wouldn't go beyond his report. other prosecutors have. he told everyone he would...

>> i can't get into that area. >> did your investigation determine after careful vetting of rick gates and michael cohen, that you found them to be credible? >> we found the president to be credible? >> you found gates and cohen to be credible in their statements about wikileaks. >> those are areas i'm not going to discuss. >> okay. can you say the president was creddic. >> i can't answer that question. >> director mueller, season the it fair to say the president's written answers were not only inadequate and incomplete, because he didn't answer many of your questions, but where he did, his an...

That in any case where there is a criminal manner, a prosecutor either moves forward with the prosecution or declines. and this in a sense became a declination and certainly became a declination when it went to the department of justice. but it's your program, your question. >> it certainly in ways looked like a declination, but the president claimed it was total exoneration, putting words in mueller's mouth. today is the first americans have herd mueller say the president was wrong about that. let me show you something that i think is more concerning for your client. you obviously never want ...

We see incredible collaboration, not criminal according to mueller, by the trump campaign. more than 100 contacts with russia and not a call to law enforcement, and then ten instances of obstruction of justice by this president, and he couldn't charge simply because of the justice department ruling that you cannot charge a sitting president. >> for which the president according to robert mueller now faces if he leaves office tomorrow morning, criminal action against him. anyway, under questioning from congresswoman val demings of florida i believe, mueller acknowledged that the information he ...

Look we are talking about a man who spent a lifetime in public service. a 2-year long investigation, over 448 pages of that investigation, and asks him to start at the beginning today, i believe that we ended up today exactly where we hoped we would and that was special counsel mueller confirming the most critical parts of the report and adding that in many of the president's written responses he was not always truthful. >> that was a very important moment in your questions, congresswoman. let me start with something you got him to say that was shocking and to your point was not in the report....