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CNNW CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera March 24, 2019 22:00:00 - Vimarsana News

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Separate. And why your reporting is ev even he didnt read the letter and approve it. In the letter friday he said it would be muellers principle conclusions. Thats not the case. On page three he didnt have a principal collusion. Its barrs that there wasnt obstruction of justice. Everybody stand by. This is cnn breaking news. I want to welcome our viewers in the United States and around the world. I am wolf blitzer in washington. After nearly two years, we now know the main conclusions of Robert Muellers russia information. A fourpage singlespaced summary was released by the Attorney General of...

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Public. the other interesting part about this four-page memo from barr that sort of lays out the obstruction of justice case ais to note how mueller punted on that issue even though he was the special counsel appointed to try to figure out what gets to the bottom -- what the president's intent on that issue is. it makes it pretty clear mueller says there's evidence on both sides. he punted to the attorney general to get to that question. and the attorney general found there wasn't corrupt intent and they couldn't make a nexus to a criminal proceeding. of course, he couldn't assess the criminal...

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President's attorney at the time. you have these new attorneys coming, the raskins who have done a job and said we're not going to let -- and jay, we're not going to let the president anywhere near an interview. that was a moment when the president could have been interviewed, and he wasn't. >> you know what's interesting? there's the interview part, and then the idea of the president and his team, especially since it changed and they became so much more aggressive toward robert mueller, spent so much time trying to delegitimize his report and his investigation. now they're saying it vindicate...

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Can't be in the room. in the interview your lawyer can be in the room. in the interview, you can stop and say, excuse me, let me just talk to my attorney for a second before i ask the question. there is lots of leeway you can have in the interview room that you can't have in a jury room. you can talk to your lawyer in the jury room but only by leaving the room. you have to get up, leave the witness stand, leave the room, dom back in the room. that's the next stage if he refuses the interview. >> that's exactly right. bill clinton did try to fight over time, but ultimately that leverage that th...

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Believe that what the president was trying to execute was the crime of obstruction of justice, if, for example, there were remarks like i can't have him investigating my personal finances, i can't let him investigate a variety of things about me because there's things there i won't be able to survive, i'm going to have to fire him because i don't want to go to prison -- take the dialogue all the way out there. at what point in the dialogue would the white house counsel have to consider himself the witness to a crime and require an action other than just resisting what the president wants to do...