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The russian government. >> would you repeat that question? >> your report describes a third avenue of russian interference, links and contacts between the trump campaign and individuals tied to the russian government. >> yes. >> let's bring up slide one, which is about george papadopoulos. it reads on may 6, 2016, ten days after that meeting with mifsid, papadopoulos represented to representative of a foreign government that the trump campaign had received indications from the russian government it could assist the campaign through the anonymous release of information that would be damaging to...

On one word in your report. it's the second to the last word in the report. it's "exonerate." the report states, accordingly, while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it does not exonerate him. now, in the judiciary hearing, in your prior testimony, you've already agreed with mr. ratcliffe that exonerate is not a legal term, that there is not a legal test for this i have a question for you, mr. mueller. does the attorney general have the power or authority to exonerate? what i'm putting up here is the united states code. this is where the attorney general gets ...

Lines of the report, i support it. anything beyond that is not part of that which i would support. >> i think it does, sir. i think it shows an infuriating lack of patriotism from the very people seeking the highest office in the land. director mueller, manafort didn't share this information in exchange for. >> i can't answer that question without knowing more about the questio question. >> it's clear he was hoped to be paid back money he was owed by russian olgarchs for the passing of campaign information. >> that true. >> as my colleague, mr. heck, will discuss later, greed corrupts. sharing...

Russian contacts, correct? >> that's true. >> we have an election coming up in 2020, director. if a campaign receives an offer of dirt from a foreign individual or government, generally speaking, should that campaign report those contacts? >> should be. can be, depending on the circumstances, a crime. >> i will yield back the balance of my time. >> mr. conway? >> thank you. mr. mueller, did anyone ask you to exclude anything from your report that you felt should have been in the report? >> i don't think so but it's not a small report. >> i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank the gentle...

2020 election. >> that would be in levels of class and communication. >> let me ask you this. often times when we engage in these hearings, we forget the forest for the trees. you have a very large report here of over 400 pages, most americans have not read it. we have read it, the fbi director yesterday said he hadn't read it, which is discouraging, but on behalf of the american people, i want to give you 1:39 to tell the american people what you would like them to glean from this report. >> well, i -- we spent substantial time ensuring the integrity of the report. it also is a signal, a flag...