the attorney general was coming over the report would say. an official says he's been reviewing it quote - hand-in-hand with deputy ag ron

rosenstein. this comes as the attorney general replaces bipartisan calls to release the full report.we have fox news team coverage of the story. john roberts has reaction from the white house. would be going david spunt live at the justice department. david? reporter: good evening priest i would just appear to be attorney general bar 's entourage leave the justice department about five minutes ago at the doj headquarters but he had a long day here reviewing the documents.got here about 11:00 this morning and when he joined the trump administration in february, he pledged to be as transparent as possible when it comes to this investigation. when the molar report was complete. we have many of the attorney general leaving his home this morning on his way to actually check out this document for the first time. it was delivered late yesterday afternoon. but today the attorney general had a chance to see exactly what was inside. it is not being circulated around the entire department and for good reason. it's not like this is going to

be emailed to all doj employees. doj officials want to keep this as close as possible as they look into this to make sure any classified information is not released to congress or the masses. robert mueller has been deliberate to keep this from leaking to the public. many would say he's done a great job because as you know, we still don't know exactly what's in the report. >> robert mueller is a class act. i'm a big fan of his. if he says there is no there there for russians conspiracy or collusion they may be red flags and loud gongs. but there's nothing to prosecute. i am at peace with that. >> that is what the attorney

general job is.he has a task ahead of him going through the report, coming through all of the pages however, many pages there are peers summarizing the key points for members of congress as soon as possible. the attorney general according to sources wants to get out this information to congress as soon as possible and we believe that he will be back here tomorrow morning to continue his work. jon: david spunt at the department of justice, thank you. president trump spend the weekend at his mar-a-lago report in palm beach florida as white house strikes a confident tone. john roberts has more. reporter: good evening to you. the present taking a what me? attitude. he was out on the links early this morning with none other than michigan native, kid rock. i think we have the photo here for you. there you go. and that is definitely a pair of pants. [laughter] tweeting that short time ago. the president back in mar-a-lago now. he has his advisors around him

including robert lighthizer. he's heading for beijing next week along with the treasury secretary. for what they hope will be the final round of trade talks. it will lead to a deal with china. lighthizer will be huddling at mar-a-lago to develop a strategy before he heads to beijing. the president and his outside legal team taking comfort from the fact that the department of justice said mueller is not recommending any other indictments in connection with his investigation. rudy giuliani telling fox news in a statement quote - this marks the end of the russian investigation. we await a disclosure of the facts. we are confident that there is no finding of collusion by the president. this underscores with the president has been seeing from the beginning that he did nothing wrong. one thing the president has been doing in addition to that for months is undermining the very premise of the mueller investigation. saying that it was based on a lie, that he was being unfairly targeted, insisting all along that there was no collusion. let's run a few of the president statements over the

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. let's see if it's fair. >> for two years we've been to this nonsense. there's 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 witchhunt, it's all a big hoax. >> way to go him -- where do we go from here? they will come out with a summary of conclusions. i was told and that there was an effort to get out some of the facts of the case, the process could take a little bit longer. it may actually involve consultation with the white house counsel office peek over what might constitute material that is subject to executive privilege. that may have to be gone

through with a fine tooth comb before it is eventually handed out to congress. there's also a fight on the road the white house is expecting as congress already is saying, we need to see the entire mueller report and maybe they will ask on top of that, we need to see all of the investigative materials that led to the mueller report. in includes a lot of classified information, a lot of executive privilege and a lot of conversations with white house officials. they may disclose conversations the president has had. that really goes to the core of the idea of executive privilege pair then of course the democrats will continue to investigate the trump administration on a number of different fronts. a law enforcement source tells fox news earlier today that they do not have the power to have a grand jury also do not have a lot of other powers so if robert mueller with all the investigative tools at his disposal, could find nothing to charge the president with, what are the democrats going to

find? jon: john roberts, chief white house correspondent at 1600 pennsylvania. thank you. from all and all of this is pretty judith miller. an award-winning journalist and a fox news contributor. judy, because you are a journalist and award-winning one at that, i want you to hear what alan dershowitz said. he said the media did not -- in this whole russian collision investigation. listen. >> some in the media should be looking at themselves in the mirror and saying, we owe the american public an apology pair there is no obstruction of justice, there is no unlawful collusion here. there is no treason. there is no impeachable offense. so fess up folks! admit you are wrong. and that you misled the american public. jon: what you think about what professor dershowitz had to say? >> well perhaps, professor

dershowitz knows what is in the mueller report. but at the moment, none of us still does. we have not seen it. we do not know what the special counsel is going to conclude or what he is recommended to others who are investigating the president or people around him. what we do know is that despite what i call the mueller mania among so many of our colleagues in the media, we have had several facts. and the facts are, since robert mueller began his investigations, two years ago, we've had more than 35 indictments. we have had five of the presidents advisors either pleading or being convicted of crimes. we know that there are many other investigations already underway. of course, republican and those sympathetic to them will say it is over, it was not -- it was

as the president said a which appear we will see with the southern district of new york says and congress. in other words, this is not the end. the mueller report is the beginning of the end or very long process. but i don't believe the media should apologize. i think we ought to go on doing our jobs. jon: we are pointing out though of the 35 indictments, two dozen of them are russian agents. russian nationals who will never see the inside of a u.s. courtroom. and the fact that robert mueller feels confident this able to prove the russians misbehaves, but no further indictments are coming of the president or anyone in his inner circle. doesn't that say something? >> it says that robert mueller doesn't feel that he either can or has enough to indict anyone else. that does not mean the investigations are ending. if you watch fox news, you know

that there are many other venues of investigation. many other paths. i'm not willing to say at this point that no one else will be indicted by any other panel or any other prosecutor in the united states. we just don't know that yet. and i think the media has made a mistake is jumping to conclusions about what is illegal about what people around the president or the president has done. let's wait until we see some of the facts. and let's continue trying to establish facts. many of the investigations -- sorry. many of the investigations into the presidents finances, the inaugural committee.there are many other venues but i don't want to jump ahead of the mueller report which i really want to wait to see and read. jon: jackie kingston is a georgia republican who is saying that the white house can celebrate but ought to be muted. listen. >> the white house is absently

celebrating what they are doing in a way to let the report do the messaging for them. the president doesn't have the tweet today. we all know and love the president and he probably will be tweeting at some point about this. but for now i think they should just enjoy their victory left quietly. jon: it is interesting that the tweeter in chief has not sent anything out today. >> absolute.he just hasn't said anything yet. he is not willing to take a victory lap and i think that some of our colleagues should do the same. they should wait and remain silent until we know more. you know, some of our colleagues on msnbc were despondent and outraged by that is that they were going to be any indictments of the mueller commission. i just find it extraordinary. that a group of reporters are commentators would be

celebrating or if you are republican or pro-republican or mourning the fact that there will not be indictments. i want reporters to do their job, wait for the facts and wait for the bodies to draw the conclusions we've been waiting. jon: judy miller, thank you. meantime, reaction to the release of the mueller report coming in from the campaign trail.as 2020 democratic presidential candidates including bernie sanders and beto o'rourke, push to the attorney general to make the full report public. jeff paul live from los angeles with dad. jeff? reporter: out of all the presidential hopefuls campaigning today, beto o'rourke and bernie sanders are easily the most outspoken on the topic of the miller report. enter sanders while campaigning in california is not shy about it. he was rallying here in los angeles. sandra started out his speech to the crowd by addressing the

situation and by also pointing out president trump. >> it is absolutely imperative that the trump administration make the full report public. [cheering] nobody including the president of the united states, especially this president is above the law. reporter: former texas congressman beto o'rourke joined senator sanders and speaking loudly about the topic of the mueller report. he started his day in south carolina. it is now heading to las vegas for a rally tonight. but before he left he held one last event. in charleston where he too made some sharp comments despite not seeing the report. >> you have a president who in my opinion be on the shadow of a doubt, sought to however, collude with the russian government, a foreign power to undermine and influence our

elections. the sanctity of the ballot box, ability for each and every single one of us to make informed decisions about those who seek to represent us and hold positions of public trust. reporter: other candidates like senator, harris, whose intentions and senator cory booker, who is in south carolina, were more guarded and briefly mention the report at some point today but mostly just saying that it needs to be released. center amy klobuchar, senator elizabeth warren and former colorado governor john hicken looper are all in new hampshire today. all three have called for the full report released as well. jon: thank you jeff. democratic senator chris coons is wanting fellow lawmakers overreaching.

if it turns out that the mueller report found no collusion. are the democrats suggest plans to force robert mueller to testify regardless. so what can we expect? is this thing over? and how is it different from other special counsel investigations. including that of former president bill clinton. that is ahead. >> one of the things that has made washington difficult to working in the eight or nine years i've been there is the ways in which both parties have at times, be in a particular point to death. i think they were 13 benghazi harries. i don't think we need 13 hearings into the mueller report. after walking six miles at an amusement park... bill's back needed a vacation from his vacation. so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk.

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conference call to know that the really report was released. foxes told that part of the purpose of the call was to say that this work is not over just because the mueller investigation is complete. we are also told impeachment was not mentioned on the call. let's bring in chad holmgren, our senior national capitol help producer. looking tells about the tone over all of that call among house democrats? >> the purpose of the call was kind of twofold. you got to remember nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house has ruled impeachment out for now. she still has a lot of people that they say we want to forge ahead with impeachment but it will not happen. what she was trying to do here was kind of get the committee

chairs, the chairs of committees of jurisdiction you know conducting all of these different investigations to say they still have work to do. the mueller report is not final. this is not the final say. there are still other oversight responsibilities that we have in the house of representatives. and that is everett to try and see the appetite of liberals that might want to go to the jugular with president trump. the other purpose here was also to say wait a minute, we do have serious things to do. maybe she's talking out of both sides of her mouth in both respects but to reassert that we will go through this very meticulously and we have a brighter preview than robert mueller the special cancer had. there are things that we can look into even if he decided not to indict or bring criminal charges. there are other things we can look in because we have a broader mandate. jon: whitewater independent counsel robert ray was on with this earlier. he said that as far as he's concerned, if bob mueller conducted the investigation it is as good as you're going to get. and you know, there is no need

to go further. but that doesn't seem to be the way the congress is feeling. >> right, and that is a rescue for democrats of possibly trying to overplay their hand. there is had been trumpeting of collusion with russia by some members. there might be nothing revealed in that at the end of the day. this way steve scalise, republican from louisiana was indicating yesterday he thought the only collusion and he is not seen the report nor has anyone here, he was saying the only collusion was between some democrats and some members of the media. but the real meat and potatoes he will be looking at the report. i should point out that caná that led the whitewater and monica lewinsky situation. the statute within the late 1990s was far brighter. what happened in that instance is the report was delivered to the congress, then house of representatives voted to release the starr report. this is in september 1998. here you are operating under a different statute and so it doesn't have to come to capitol

hill.that's where you could have briefings in the next couple of days. that's why we might have a memo that comes to capitol hill tomorrow. which everyone is waiting for. this is why nancy pelosi on a conference call said, i don't want just a classified briefing. i don't want classified briefing just for leaders. i want something that is out in the public where everyone can talk. that is why chris coons, democratic senator from delaware, he was say maybe a share of william barr, the attorney general, and also robert mueller, come and testify at an open session so they see if there's any daylight between the two of them.remember that caná came before the house judiciary committee in november 1998. when dealing with monica lewinsky. >> clearly the democrats think that regardless of the conclusions, that robert mueller has reached here, they feel that this thing has some legs. that they can i don't know if you want to call it get political mileage or get justice out of further

investigations of the administration. do i have that right? >> and you have to member they are some of the left wing of their caucus that really want to do that. the reason has democrats have the majority is they actually elected a lot of moderate democrats in swing districts who have to be very careful about how far they go down that road. it is one thing if you are in an urban liberal district in a summer in new york or washington d.c.. that is one thing. if you're in southern virginia, if you're in maine, these are seats that they flipped. you cannot go all in, go for the jugular against president trump. but this is the first step in the process and something judy

miller said a couple of minutes ago. something that chris coons, the democratic senator from delaware is a member of the senate judiciary committee, he was channeling winston churchill. he said this is not the beginning, this is not the end, this is the end of the beginning. this is the first point here in the investigation. that is why we might hear about this for a long time. i should point out one other element here too. people keep looking at the starr report and the start investigation as being the model. because the way the statute change, the role model for how this report is coming out is really the investigation into the branch compound in texas in 1993. but the report did not come out until 2000. they didn't even put together a special counsel until 1999 that was john danforth a former republican from missouri that is the model people should look at, not so much the canáinvestigation. jon: a very thorough look at all of this. chad pergram, thank you. they are bipartisan close to me the whole thing public. democrats over talk about a subpoena for robert mueller for need be. one democrat put this respective on the mueller report. >> there are ongoing investigations. roger stone has not been brought to trial yet in the southern district of new york and in the state courts of new york there are other investigations that don't

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>> i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report" we're near the bottom of the hour, if you're just joining us, the attorney general now reviewing special counsel robert mueller on just concluded probe of russian election medaling and threatening subpoenas if report is not fully released let's bring in chris former senior investigatorrive counsel for house oversight committee and former new york state assistant attorney general. the question is how much can democrats compel from the special counsel, the attorney general has the right to obliterate, you know, some parts of this report. does he not? >> you're right jon. at the same time, though, congress does have a great deal of authority and great deal of power through this subpoena as you mentioned. if congress particularly the house which, obviously, controlled by the democrats if

they're not satisfied with what general attorney releases they can subpoena the report itself. and frankly, i think they'll one on that. because the investigative powers of congress are very broad, and the courts will likely uphold that power as long as it is related to some legislative purpose. however, what i've heard reported in, and seen more recently, is the house democrats are now talking about trying to get even all of the underlying documents e-mails possibly even grand jury testimony, that should not be released for a number of about ares and that i think they'll lose on, but the report itself if they're not happy with how much is released congress can subpoena it both senate and the house could issue a subpoena if they wanted to see whole report. >> you say that you think that the courts would agree with that. but congress -- passed this law congress is one that created special counsel so if congress, i mean, wouldn't court look at it say if congress wanted to see everything they should have written that into

original statute? >> well that's a good point but that's why those two thingses collide and that's why we have courts, but i think the other issue related jon to what you said is this. bob mueller whether people like him or not or people like donald trump or not, bob mueller fought for this country. he was a brave guy. he's a serious prosecutor, he picked his own prosecutor some of whom financially supported democrats. these weren't friends of donald trump. and if it's true, that mueller has now finished his report and determined that there will be no more indictment, i think that has to be accepted if anybody now says well, that's not what we wanted so we're going keep going after him in that's not what had american people want and i think the american people would think, that that is unfair, and politically motivated nobody can question mueller integrity on this issue and just because someone doesn't like donald trump and don't like outcome that doesn't mean we should pick it up and run with it and find something that wasn't there after two years and

25 million dollars. >> your conclusion seems to get an agreement from robert ray former white water counsel who was on with us last hour. listen. >> can talk about dangling threads in all they want about other things that are out there of course there's always something out there. the principle mandate here in order to determine whether crimes were comutted in connection with the real -- with the election campaign and potential collusion with the russian ares has now reached its finishing point. it sounds like you're in agreement that it ought to be end of this? >> absolutely. now, the concept of double jeopardy doesn't strictly apply here because it is not a trial but bask american principle in fairness they already went after trump for two years on collusion. and again you can't attack the integrity of bob mummer or investigation and if he does find that there was no collusion, or no more indictment, you need to move on

to something else, that's just fair and the way our system should work not rehash the same investigation for the next two years. >> what about the notion and a some democrats are talking about this. of subpoenaing bob mueller or perhaps the attorney general -- bill barr to testify in front of house committee. >> well in principle that would be sort of similar to the issue of issuing subpoena for the report itself. now if you -- if they try to subpoena mr. barr, there you are going run into privilege issues because he's -- obviously, the current attorney general of the united states. however, with mr. mueller presumably he's going to leave public service if he hasn't already in next few days at that point if he's a private citizen if he wants to testify without being subpoenaed or they issue a subpoena, you don't have the same objection to white house would not have same legal objection as they would be able to raise -- with mr. barr. >> i suppose it is a political

question, and we brought you here for your legal expertise, but i mean, it sounds like you would advise democrats to drop this thing. >> well, what i would advise democrats not necessarily in -- that was interesting that you said about policemen advice because i'm a lawyer. but since you raised it, yes. you're right. they've already -- they've already gone one -- one side of this and down other side with respect to collusion. so yes, my advice would be -- if you still want to pursue other investigations, the southern district are of new york is looking into certain things. new york state attorney general is looking into other matters those are areases that have not been exhausted that they want to investigate which is legitimate to investigate, pursue those matters, not matters that have already been deeply investigated for past two years to the cost of $25 million to the taxpayer. >> yeah. it is interesting that you use the term exhausted and a i sometimes get the impression that that's what the where american people are with all of this.

they've kind of had enough -- of the mueller report and the president's tweets and so poverty an they would like it to be over. maybe congress should just let it. >> i agree with you. i agree with you jon definitely there are -- there are other -- other matters to look into that are important. keep looking into two more years doesn't really serve any constructive public purpose. >> chris, interesting conversation thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> all right so back now to mueller report it is finally in the hands of our attorney general. william brr after nearly two years of waiting and debating. how did it all begin, and how did we get to where we are tonight? katherine has the timeline. >> he unfortunately had to fly back to washington and expectedly. >> president trump fired fbi director james comey while he was traveling in california. the white house released memo from deputy attorney general rod

rosenstein to justify comey determination and portray are ad rosenstein two weeks into his job overseeing russia probe as badly shaken. with comey out andrew mccabe took over as acting fbi director. may 16th robert mueller who was fbi director after 9-1-1 interviewed with president trump and rosenstein to replace comey. the following day, rosenstein appointed mueller as special counsel writing his responsibility is, quote, to ensure a full and thorough investigation of the russian government efforts to interfere in the 2016 election. >> new documents, testimony, and text messages show that the ten days following comey firing are a pivotal period with senior fbi and doj officials apparently pushback against the white house. rosenstein mccabe and others discuss secretly recording the president. and removing him from office so they disagree over whether it was serious. >> from the president's former personal attorney michael cohen, to former campaign chairman paul

manafort, the special count is either indicted convicted or gotten guilty pleas, from more than 30 people. including six former trump associates more than two dozen russian nationals. the president has repeatedly called the investigation a witch hunt. >> there's no collusion. during as i confirmation hearings for attorney general william barr it can a different position. >> i don't believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witch hunt. >> despite a team of season prosecutors and a budget of more than 25 million dollars, the special counsel has not prosecuted a conspiracy, between the the trump campaign and russia to steal the election. >> mueller report? [inaudible conversations] mueller report -- publicly under federal regulations, mueller report to attorney general is confidential. barr will summarize the findings for congress and american people. but my purpose is to get as much accurate information out as i can -- >> on capitol hill, kasserine, fox news. >> so as a the mueller report

brought down the focus is turning now to new york, where prosecutors continue to look into other matters some of which began under the mueller probe our yak is here now with more on that. jackie. >> jon right now there are six entities linked to president trump under investigation and those cases are not limited to collusion. but they're looking at conspiracy, fraud, campaign finance violation money landering and foreign contributions we broken down the cases by jurisdiction. in the southern district of new york investigators are looking into president trump's inaugural committee possibly illegal donations from foreign nationals plus two cases selling from president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort. they're also investigating extent of the president eetion involvement in hush money payments his former lawyer michael cohen fade to adult actresses. prosecutors implicated president trump in that crime, saying cohen acted direction of the president. >> the seventh district of new

york in indictment of michael cohen has already named president trump as an unindicted coconspirator individual number one. he has a criminal. in their eyes, he participated in that conspiracy. member of his family may as well. there's almost no aspect of trump world not under investigation. right now -- >> new york state is investigating trump foundation, the trump organization, the president, and his family specifically whether they took advantage of the foundation's tax exempt stat is us, and used it to help the campaign. the attorney general's also investigating whether the trump organization inflated assets to get better loan terms those cases could uncover links to the president. >> the president is not yet out of the woods legally. yes, there may be some ongoing investigations we will see. >> there are going to be a lot of loose threads that other agencies are going to be able to pull now as a result of the information that was gathered in that probe. >> the president is also facing outside lawsuits outside of those cases including one from

former apprentice contest tent summer suing for defamation claim that she was sexual assaulted and president could be about deposed has to testify under oath. nationwide there are more than a dozen state and federal investigations investigation grew out of mummer probe plus a number of congressional inquiries. john. >> jackie. jackie, thanks. >> congress is awaiting the attorney general's summary special counsel robert mueller findings which could come as early as tomorrow. republican congressman from new york peter king is here to talk about about what is ahead, and whether the report ultimately might seem to vindicate president and his allies. that's next. . and relief from symptoms caused by over... 200 outdoor and indoor allergens. like those from pollen, pets and dust. because new memories start with dusting off old ones. feel the clarity and live claritin clear.

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lawmakers in just about everybody in washington are awaiting for a letter from attorney general william barr briefing them on the principle conclusions of the just completed mueller report. we're being told those could arrive as early as tomorrow. joining us now republican congressman from new york, peter king he's a member of the house homeland security committee. so we know there will be no further indictments coming from robert mueller what is that say to you? >> to me makes it pretty clear that there were no findings of collusion of conspiracy, between president trump and his campaign and russia. and that was the entire purpose of this investigation. and none of the indictments brought pride to this set with conspiracy, collusion with russia, or obstruction of justice, with anybody in the trump campaign, and now the fact that these closing his investigation ending so your investigation with no further indictments means as far as i'm concerned no basis for investigation in the first place

but no finding of collusion. >> democrat of san francisco was speaking with eric shawn earlier and had this to say about furthering this investigation. listen. >> more is better in this instance all of this is too serious. people immediate to realize that a year from now will be deepened with presidential election, and people need to be aware of what happened. we need to hold people accountable and get to truth and we have a plan for the next election. >> but it isn't just democrats who were saying that -- that there needs to be more investigation. your fellow republican chris stewart says he would be open to subpoenaing robert, robert mueller listen. >> the american people deserve to know after tben years of being hearing these accusations but then to know the truth if mueller can add to that by coming before the committee, i would invite that although i don't think we're going learn anything new and we're not going to learn anything dramatic by

appearing but i would be surprised if that wasn't the case. >> what do you think about the idea of subpoenaing roberts mueller to appear before congress? >> i understand what he's saying if there aren't questions about findings to ask bob mueller about them that's not asking them to reopen the investigation but starting to investigation -- but it would be to clarify or add more substance to his findings and it is inclusions, and i think that's appropriate. i mean, there's no -- i think, though, i'm afraid it would turn into a show but having said that on its face there's no problem with that at all bob mol kier handle himself. he will be a professional and ironic for two years all of the democrats in media saying wait for mueller report. wait for mueller report now it come out to bring in bob muller to find out why he didn't indict prurp and why didn't he find sphears. i mean, these guys are never going end. after bob mueller and be something else. they want to run are out the clock. between now and election day, 2020 just having investigation

after investigation, of president trump and they want to try to keep mueller investigation open. fact is the report is in, i expects almost all of it if not all of it to be released to be made public except for certain, certain legal restrictions but other than that, it is gibing to going to be out there to find a sentence or paragraph or semicolon as excuse to have offchute of investigation but i think from political perspective, this is a tie president trump out but i think it will backfire on democrats they continue to do this. look as if they are obstructionist they have their best shot and best prosecutor in the country with all of the money, all of the material l all of the support, all of the powers of a prosecutor and it has not been one finding of collusion so to me i'm not sure how it all began so if that doesn't end and american people say let the president do his job. >> but some democrats say look we want to subpoena robert mueller but we want to subpoena his documents. we want to subpoena the e-mails

we want to -- find out you know sources and methods that he used to conduct this investigation. is that going a bit too far? >> i think it is also means they don't trust bob mol or after telling us for two years to wait for bob mueller report now saying they don't trust him and a real issue about how much to give a grand jury testimony but suppose there's evidence that was obtained from a source that we have who is in an intelligence agency and another country. you certainly can't give that up but i would say that unless it is something like that. it would be given out but again you may have had grand jury testimony that was salacious and entirely untrue about about somebody who is collateral to this investigation. hysterically they don't make that public amidst idea of it if it isn't proven it shouldn't be made public and a rumor coming out there but i think it is done responsibly no one has ever questioned attorney general's attorney general barr's integrity, or his great -- legal ability. but again as i say i don't think

it matters what is out there. there's going to be, you know, this will be like -- a who kill j.f.k. some bit of evidence they want to reopen this thing but i think right now, that's tide is turned i haven't seen the report and even in there i would say next few days you'll see the -- preliminary report, you know, the statement of findings. the findings and conclusion yes. but again i think within few weeks see almost all of it and having said that i think -- we have to realize that that's not enough, you know, for some people and i don't know what's in there could be information that's derogatory to president trump which is not criminal. but won't make them look good that's all possible and i'm not prejudging and only prejudgment i'm making is that if there's no indictment on conspiracy, that means they didn't find any conspiracy or -- or collusion as far as other information there. may not sound or look good could be embarrassing politically embarrassing that could well be. i don't know. i wouldn't want anyone to go through two years of this and

put life out there in a report. >> congressman peter king republican of new york. thank you. >> thank you jon as always. thank you. tune into fox news sunday for latest reaction to the mueller report chris are wallace will sit down with house judiciary committee chairman jared knadler and ranking republican doug collins that's tomorrow 2 and 7 p.m. eastern. right here on fox news channel. well tensions running high as washington awaits the release of the mueller report findings our coverage continues. ns out, theyt me to start next month. she can stay with you to finish her senior year. things will be tight but, we can make this work. ♪ now... grandpa, what about your dream car? this is my dream now. principal we can help you plan for that .

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♪ still after nearly two years and 25 million dollars spent, it appears that mueller investigation is over. the former director of the fbi charged with investigating any collusion between the trump campaign and the russian government and any interference in the u.s. presidential election by the russians, his report is now completed. it has been delivered to the department of justice and a the attorney general bill barr spent most of the day reviewing it. we are told that he is expected to give the key findings of that report to top leaders in congress probably around noon eastern time tomorrow. after that, it is anybody's guess what happens.

democrats have already said that they intend to continue to pursue investigations resulting from the mueller report. they held a conference call among their caucus leadersers today did it not use word impeachment but it is clear that democrats do not feel that the delivery of the mueller report is going to end their desire to investigate this president. in the meantime, experts legal expert who have been on fox today have said there is no better investigator than robert mueller and if he says it's over and find no end in criminal wrong doing, you can bank on that. that's how "fox report" this saturday march 23rd, i'm jon scott. e with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. with the most lobster dishes lobsterfesof the yearred lobster like lobster lover's dream

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jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." robert mueller submitted his report on the russia investigation to attorney general william barr. sources are reporting that barr will deliver a summary letter as early as tomorrow. here are the key findings. mueller is not going to indict anybody else. and mueller was not obstructed in his investigation. so in two years no one has been charged with anything relating to russian collusion, and they won't be. abc news is