election interference activities. that is how fox reports on this sunday, march 24. i'm john scott, thank you for joining us. we will see you next weekend. bret bear is up next with more coverage.

i thought it was a copout for him to say there was not enough evidence to make a decision. democrats on the campaign trail and capitol hill vowed to press on. the attorney general's comments make it clear that they must step in to get the truth in provide full transparency. >> nobody in this country, not even the president is above the law or immune from accountability. >> for the president and his attorney, the molar report is a grand slam. >> no collusion. >> no obstruction. it was a complete and total exoneration. >> the latebreaking development and tomorrow's headlines tonight. a special edition of the molar report starting right now. >> good evening, i'm bret bear and this is special coverage on the molar report. in just minutes, we will speak with house minority leader about his reaction to the letter. the president called the probe

and illegal takedown that failed. we will begin tonight at the department of justice. jillian turner is there with details from a very newsworthy day. >> good evening. bill barth answering the million-dollar question that plagued the trump administration emanation for two years. was there collusion? his answer today, direct and unequivocal. he finds the special counsel's investigation did not find the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with russia to influence the 2016 presidential election. next up, the question about whether they obstructed justice. his answer again unambiguous. rob rosenstein and i have concluded the evidence is not sufficient to establish a committed and obstruction of justice offense. bob mueller wasn't nearly as

sure in his finding. while this report does not conclude the president committed a crime, it also doesn't exonerate him. lots of american surprised to learn special counsel molar deferred a decision about president trump's criminality to attorney general bar, essentially passing the buck. sources at the justice department say this is pretty typical of how d.o.j. unfolds. they present evidence to the department and often determine that it doesn't meet the threshold for indictment. some legal scholars insist it was a copout. >> that's not the job of the prosecutor. the job is to decide yes or no. make a decision and then if you say yes you indict. if you say no, you shut up. you don't go on and say no were not going to indict. let me tell you all the

evidence that might have led us to indict. >> the other major finding is that russia did indeed spread its tentacles deep into america's presidential elections in 2016 in an attempt to manipulate the outcome affirming that the intelligence community was right to ring alarm bells. now the ball is in congress is court. >> jillian turner outside the department of justice. thank you. president trump declared victory following this letter from the attorney general arriving back at the white house from florida. kevin is live on the north lawn. >> a victory lap and a full touted i told you so. when he returned from the weekend the president called america the greatest place on earth. as you can imagine, we were

all watching twitter ever since friday afternoon thinking maybe, just maybe he would say something about it. he waited 48 hours before he said anything about the molar report and what he thought bill bar might have to say about it. also we got a chance to hear him talk about it. >> to be honest it's a shame you're president has had to go through this since before i even got elected it began. it began illegally and hopefully someone will look at the other side. >> meanwhile his campaign issued a lengthy statement. i want to read part of it. i think people at home will find this interesting. after issuing 2000 subpoenas, 500 search warrants, interviewing 500 witnesses in 19 lawyers and spending tens of millions of taxpayer dollars, robert mueller

concluded unequivocally the investigation did not establish members of the campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in the election interference activities. you can imagine his attorneys agreed, rudy giuliani thing this was a complete and total vindication of the president. as you can also imagine, democrats are strongly disagreeing with the characterization. >> president trump is wrong. this report does not amount to a so-called total exoneration. mueller was clear that the report does not exonerate the president. special counsel spent 22 months uncovering evidence of obstruction of misconduct. >> i don't think it's any question they are spoiling for

a fight. bernie sanders is another hopeful weighing in saying he didn't want a summary from bill bar the attorney general, he wanted to hold the molar report. we will see how soon they can get it out to the public. >> thank you. let's get reaction from capitol hill. chris mccarthy. thanks for being here. first or top line reactions. >> 22 months, $25 million, 19 attorneys, 2800 subpoenas. 500 witnesses. there has never been a more thorough, in-depth research that we've had from the government and without a shadow without it said no collusion. was time to move forward. this is a good day for america.

russians tried to get involved but the trump campaign said no. we should move forward and put the issues we need to get done and continue moving this econom economy. deal with north korea make sure we get a china agreement. instead of continuing down this drive that democrats have been trying to do. they wanted to impeach from the day he got elected. this should end the debate once and for all. america should come first. >> what about the call that the full report make way to capitol hill and the american public. >> you will see from attorney general bar who will put out everything legally that he can, as much transparency going forward. i give him credit to making sure as fast as he can get out the real question. >> remember why this happens,

the simple question, was there collusion. we all know no committee would have as many unlimited resources and subpoena power to investigate this. they were thorough. everybody looks at batten understands there was no collusion. let's put the country first. >> here they are releasing a statement. the fact that mueller's report does not exonerate the president on charges as serious as obstruction of justice demonstrates how urgent it is that the full report be made public without further delay. he is not a neutral observer and is not in the position to make objective determinations about the report. >> i think you're looking at them trying to play politics. they did answer the question about obstruction and it wasn't just bar making that

decision. also attorneys over at the attorney general's office. i think it's time we move forward. attorney general bar is looking at all the options he can bring forward. you want to make sure you protect and follow the law. they're asking the attorney general to break the law and release everything without scrubbing it for those points it shouldn't be, to protecting america from what they should seek what they should not see. i think he's moving forward and to react this fast to get the synopsis out to the american public to know there was no collusion, now is the time to move forward and no one had doubt about resources and time and thoroughly investigation. this will go down in history as one of the most thorough investigations by any government entity. >> do think legal threat is completely behind the president with the open investigation still in the southern district of new york

still pending. >> this should answer once and for all, 2800 subpoenas, 40 fbi agent, 40 countries, 500 witnesses, 22 months, $25 million, no one could look this far and get this much information. they came back with a clear answer that america wanted to know, did they collude with russia and the answer is very clear, no. >> you think you are in the minority in part because of this action. >> i think there's a lot of reasons why we may have lost the majority. to raise this doubt, those democrats who raised issues, those who sat back and said they had proved two years ago when they did not, to put the american public forward, i think history will not be kind to them. they won't support what they just put america through the last 22 months.

now they will be testing if they can put the country first instead of politics first. >> evan mccarthy, thank you for your time. >> now let's bring in the congressman as part of the house oversight committee. he joins us from mountain view california. your take on the top line. >> bret, i agree with kevin mccarthy. we need to put the country first. the biggest thing is to look at the conclusion that the russians interfered in our elections. the russian defense agency hacked into the democratic party. the russians manipulated social media. whether you're a pelican or democrat we should come together to make sure that kind of interference doesn't happen and make sure we are strengthening our intelligence platform and our internet platform to prevent this from ever happening again. >> you agree with leader

mccarthy that he said whether you're republican or democrat is a good thing for america that mueller did not find anybody in the trump campaign or tied to the trump campaign? >> i need to read the whole report. i have tremendous confidence in the molar investigation and my fences that there was definitely a finding that the russians intervened. you can say no one in the trump campaign court needed or conspired and if that was the conclusion i take him at face value. what we can't ignore is that there was an interference in our election, a reason they wanted the trump campaign to win and whether he conspired is a question of whether that ever happens again. >> i want you to listen to your colleague, congressman jeffries on "face the nation". >> the american people deserve

to know whether donald trump is either a legitimate president, a russian asset, the functional equivalent of an organized crime boss, or just a useful idiot who happens to have been victimized by the greatest collection of incidences in the history of the republic. >> congressman can you say that he is a legitimate president. >> he was elected by the american people and he is the president. i think what we ought to focus on is what we can do for the american people. let's pass an infrastructure bill. let's deal with prescription drugs and make sure they win the green energy rates. china's making all these investments. what are we doing for the country. that's what i hope we can focus on these next few years. >> i guess what i'm getting at is you agree some people on your side of the aisle went over their skis and some of the characterizations of the president was a puppet of veldman prudent, considering what the special counsel heads

down today. >> all i can do is speak for myself. i always said i had confidence in bob mueller and we should wait for the molar report and look for that report and not make conclusions before the report. that's what we should do as responsible members. i can't speak for other characterizations but i do think there's an opportunity to come together around the election and her parents and we should salute bob mueller for his work. he indicted 12 people, 12 russian agents. any americans should be concerned about russians interference in our election, in the uk, and around the world. >> lassen, there are calls for the entire report to be least on capital hill there obviously parts of that report that deal with grand jury's that legal experts say should not be put out there and

obviously classified information. how do you see this wrapping up. >> even leader mccarthy voted to have the full report become public. it was a 420 - 0 vote. obviously you can't disclose classified information. you can't disclose information before grand jury, but other than that, the entire report should be made public. i think that will help the country assess the facts for themselves. >> congressman from california, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. molly hemingway joins me to it discuss the impact of the report as our continuing coverage rolls out ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪

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collusion, no obstruction. thank you very much. >> the molar investigation led to 37 indictments and a series of guilty pleas and convictions including the campaign manager, national security advisor and personal attorney. it's hard for me to it see how that is a complete exoneration. >> more on the big news of the day, reaction, let's bring in mali hemingway from the federalist and a columnist from the hill and cohost. molly, first to you, kudos for staying on the story from the beginning. you and a number of others have kind of charted the way in this coverage. your thoughts on this day as we wrap up the molar part of this whole path - thank you for that. as i have said many times we had two competing stories. we either had president trump was a traitor who colluded with russia to steal the election or we have a story of the fbi behaving very improperly.

this exoneration of the central charge of collusion, what has had the country hysterical for two and half years, it isn't just about trump. it also tells us about the fbi and whether we need many more answers about what they were doing against a campaign when they had no strong base for targeting a campaign, putting wiretaps on the campaign and putting human informants against the campaign. buying into this dossier that today we know nothing in that led to, has proven to be correct. this is a very important moment but it doesn't mean it's over. the one story line is done but now we better see a lot more about what was going on. >> the storyline democrats want to focus on is that this was a letter from the attorney general, not the actual special counsel thing this. they want to see the underlying data because, especially because of

obstruction of justice process. >> in some cases as it's been properly said, in some cases you may have incriminating evidence or circumstantial evidence but if you decide not to prosecute, you decide not to prosecute. it's not fair to smear someone's reputation or impugn their intent and other motivations in that way. i will say this, to me, all the talk about hope, all the talk about witchhunt, all the talk about deep state actors out to get the president, i would think the people on the right would be saying look at that. america's institution, the justice department, the fbi, the cia function in such a manner that they were impartial that even if you say gosh, i think they didn't like this president, look at what came about tonight. i think the point to drive home would be, especially to president trump, you are still going after the institution of

the united states and the united states constitution that in fact has come to your defense in this matter, they were allowed to do their business and look at this result, mr. president. >> i would point out that the former head of the cia days ago said the indictments were coming for the children of the president. the former national intelligence director said he was convinced there was collusion so the previous heads of the intelligence department had a different take, even just days ago. >> what you're talking about is their opinion. they weren't the ones who were conducting this investigation, obviously not, and i think tonight, you just saw citations of how many fbi agents, how much of the investigative power of this country, going all the way to national security was used in the mueller probe. he said he could not make a case.

>> people point to this as if it supports that this investigation was the judah meant. showing that there was no collusion makes those indictments even worse. it's not like the idea is you can go after people and go until you find a crime. we were promised, not that paul manafort had tax problems or other minor things so this is further evidence of the special counsel should not have been behaving this way. >> both of you, thank you very much. after a quick break charting the path forward as the fights over the mueller report continue, stay with us ief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected

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conclusions confirm the account but there was no effort by the campaign to conspire or coordinate with russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election. senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham says good day for the rule of law, great day for president trump, no collusion and no obstruction. the cloud hanging over has been removed by this report. >> i'm telling you there was no evidence of any collusion the matter how you interpreted it. i sat through all of it. for all the witness and all the testimony there was no evidence. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are issuing a joint statement. the fact that mueller of report does not exonerate the president on obstruction of justice demonstrates how urgent it is that the full report and underlying documentation be made public without any further delay.

the house chairman signaled he is ready to play hardball. i would hope he would appear before the committee. we also want to see the full report and if necessary we will have subpoena power. >> they say make the representative west and if necessary, use that subpoena power. he met mike, joining us from atlanta is georgia congressman on the house. thank you for being here. your reply to the chairman of the committee, wanting to have the attorney general testified. >> i'm sure the attorney general would come to the hill. that's what the oversight is for the problem i have is on the attorney general who implied he was not acting fairly in his own job.

that issue has been more concerning and it should be good news for americans to know that there was no collusion and no obstruction and that there president who has been working hard for them is continuing to do so. >> that is the top line of this report as the attorney general described from the special counsel's report. there is a focus on this obstruction part as is reported that there was no exoneration according to special counsel. what you make of that in the attorney general's decision that there is not moving forward, and obstruction of justice issue. >> i make really nothing of it except what's in the letter itself. let's let the letter speak for itself. they made that determination after robert mueller who the democrats, by the way, have been protecting and not talking about and talking how great of an investigator it was when he came to that

conclusion, his own investigators found they could not come to the reason of charging. they said it was an area where they were not willing to. they didn't decline or make a prosecutorial discretion removed. they said we will give it to the attorney general for a look. that's also good news in the sense that most of what the letter said was also public. we will be seeing what went behind the obstruction issue. i think that is a good thing for america. i also think it's something we allow that when we look at it, at the end of the day, he has done everything by the book and there's no reason to question he would not continue to do so by the book. >> on the tarmac from florida he said this was a total exoneration. he also said he hopes people will start looking into the other side how all of this started. he said it was an illegal takedown. there are people who wonder when you had control, republicans had control, why didn't that part of the investigation move forward, and is it going to going

forward? >> it did move forward. we had an investigation between the judiciary and the oversight committee of which, by the way, i've been releasing transcripts with lisa page and peter struck, we want the american people to see how this came. that was the witchhunt. if there was a witchhunt was between that. [inaudible] that began this process. they were there from the beginning in the early 16 and following through. we will continue to press that case and also at a certain point in time we will focus on the fact that the other things that my friends across the aisle have been saying, think about what they've been saying. senator blumenthal represented others who have been jumping on thing we have plenty of evidence of collusion. we know collusion exists in all of these statements came crashing down in a very thorough investigation. my question is, they said recently, we know there's collusion. where's the apology? where's the apology saying

there is no collusion. that is what i would like to know. >> for people who want to see that as part of the investigation go forward, they wonder why the fisa documents that originated this entire investigation haven't come out. you think they will. >> i think those are questions were asking and that bill barr has committed in his confirmation hearing to look at that. that was one of the most enlightening parts of the confirmation hearing just a month or so ago. he was willing, when asked by senator graham, would he be willing to look into the issues that we had found in house through our investigation, would he be willing to look into it and he said yes. he confirmed it with me in a conversation that i had. we are looking forward to moving past this and making sure the iraqi people can trust the department of justice. democrats, republicans and independents need to be aware that at the highest level of the justice and the fbi justice is blind and doesn't wear partisan tag. >> we appreciate your time. >> is always good to be with

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those running against president trump next year are joining other democrats and calling for a full release of the special counsel's report. here's more on the 2020 roundup event now that these candidates have had a few short hours to absorb this letter, were hearing from more of them. the theme is that they're not satisfied. they want to see the entire mueller report immediately. bernie sanders was in san francisco in front of a crowd when the news broke. i know it's a summary of the report. i don't want a summary of the report. i want the whole damn report.

because nobody, especially this president is above the law. >> they are doing a campaign swing out west. here he is in las vegas shortly after the bar letter was released. >> the single greatest thing we can do to meet the threat of russia is to beat donald trump in november 2020. >> kirsten gillibrand said goodbye to her exploratory committee officially launching her 2020 presidential campaign. here's what she had to say. >> thank you for being such an amazing --dash the report must be made public. all of it. it is not often that i agree with richard nixon, but he was right to say that the american people have a right to know whether there president is a crook. >> with news of the bar summary letter, kamala harris took to twitter saying they

need to be made public. the underlying investigative materials should be handed over the congress and bar must testify. that is what transparency looks like. a short letter from trump handpicked attorney general is not sufficient. elizabeth warren tweeted congress voted 422. >> zero to release the full mueller report. not a summary from his handpicked attorney general, make the full report public immediately. these are just some of the reactions coming in. i expect we will see more as the and it delved into the letter and get in front of cameras. maybe tonight or the next few days. of course we will update our viewers with it. >> david, thank you. next up, special mueller report from all-star panel. they join me to it digest the sy

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what he means is bob moeller has not yet proven beyond a reasonable doubt that i am guilty of the crime of conspiracy. that's a pretty high bar. >> it was less clear to me a year ago whether there was a conspiracy between the russians and the trump

campaign. it has become abundantly clear to me that there is conspiracy. >> it's beyond a shadow of a doubt that once in office the president of the united states sought to obstruct justice first by firing the principal investigation in the 2016 election and then in the light of day. [inaudible] >> if anyone from the extended family, it would be in the final act of mueller's investigation. that would basically be the death bell of the special counsel's office. >> just some of the soundbites that you heard of a recent day when special counsel's report was anticipated, but it's this line that's really the bottom line, the special counsel did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with that conspired or coordinated with the russian government in these efforts despite multiple offers from russian affiliated individuals to assist the trump campaign. with that, let's bring in our last panel.

he is the chief political can correspondent. kimberly is a member of the editorial board. jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters and former u.s. attorney joe. thanks all for being here. your thoughts on this day. >> listening to all those statements, i think of people have a lot of clarifying to do in coming days, but the way i would look at this, i think this is a complete exoneration of the president on the issue of russian collusion. the issue of conspiracy or coordination. that was the accusation from which all other accusations flowed, including the one about obstruction of justice. there is a less complete picture, less clear picture of what mueller came to think about obstruction of justice, but this will move into the political realm and the president is going to have a very strong argument which is,

are you accusing me of obstructing an investigation into something that didn't happen? if i defend myself against a false accusation, is that obstruction? i think that will be his theme politically as we go into the next phase. >> there are a lot of people high-fiving at the white house behind you. clearly the president seemed to be emboldened by this report. we have been pointing out throughout the show and the day that this is the end of the legal threat and there are other things pending. it was a big day for the white house. >> it was a big day and was a big day. there's no question about that. i think the white house officials here, the president himself are very pleased with the outcome of what came out not summary. the president, his remarks on the tarmac's showing part of a mix over what had transpired over the past few years. i'm curious and i think others who cover this white house to see how he continues to react

in the coming days, whether there will be sort of a long victory lap, whether he or other advisors will focus on trying to punish people who were involved in this probe, his campaign advisor told me today it was necessary or whether they will draw a line under this and move on, strengthened, going into the 2020 campaign. he is certainly strengthened today as a result of the conclusion that attorney general bar put in that report. >> what about this talk of obstruction of justice and questions whether the attorney general can make that call and all that you've heard from democrats today on that front. >> there's no doubt that the attorney general can make that call and it's the correct call under the facts and circumstances, but the really big story here is that the conclusion by bob moeller that not that he couldn't prove collusion beyond a reasonable doubt, but that there was absolutely no evidence of collusion. the profound importance of that is as follows. that means that the report was

based on false information that they created. it also means that the pfizer warrants were likely illegally obtained. it also means that everything at the base of the counterintelligence in the criminal investigation has no legal or factual novation. i expect the attorney general to impanel a federal grand jury to investigate the abuse and the fake counterintelligence etiquette, and i think mr. brennan and mr. klapper and mr. comey better get themselves some wires. >> look, there is certainly a point to be made, that this is more than a exoneration, especially on the collusion front, it's an indictment of the fbi and the department of justice. if you're gonna go out and investigate a presidential campaign and you're gonna do it and on the very grave charge and you're going to

have the heavy-handed tactics of the fbi, you had better have some highly compelling evidence for why you did that. that is one of the results of the mueller report that we now know there was no such compelling evidence and yet the fbi moved forward anyway. you are going to hear calls in coming days for some disclosure not just on the mueller report but also on those underlying documents that went to the initial fbi and d.o.j. probe that gives us some answers about how we got to a special counsel in the first place and what missteps the fbi made, mostly so that we don't have something like this again, that it doesn't happen again. >> we don't have time to play all the soundbites. we don't have time you've been on this from the beginning. >> they started their investigation in july 2016.

robert mueller was appointed in may 2017 and here we are in 2019. i am with all of those people who want to see this whole report released and some of the underlying information as well if that's possible. this was such an important investigation that we need to be able to look at the scum of the house voted 420 - 02 want to see this. there's so many stories. we have to go back and look over in light of mueller's collusion. that famous dossier alleged an extensive conspiracy between trump and russia to fix the election. did mueller look into that? obviously it didn't lead any charges or accusations. there are so many things to go back and look over now that we know he has concluded on the issue of collusion. >> while the southern district of new york continues, they have a decision to make

whether to focus solely on investigations or to try to move forward. is there a decision-making process on capitol hill or are they all in? >> i think that's a good question. it depends probably a little bit on what democrats were talking about. the democratic presidential candidate no doubt will think about this and probably decide that it's their job if they run for the party's nomination to really focus on contrast in policy. there are plenty of contrast in policy between what the democrats would offer and what president trump is offering. perhaps less concentration on what happened with this particular investigation. if you are a lawmaker in congress who is not one of the ones running for president, you may make a different calculation. we will see that in the coming days. >> joe, do you think we will see those documents. >> i think we will. i think there is no doubt about it that will happen. the president is not the white house. i understand these things are being discussed. what's really fascinating is this letter today that was sent by the attorney general

to the members of congress, everybody said why doesn't he just let rosenstein go. why is he keeping him. this letter is why he kept him. he put him right in the middle of every major decision and he made him fess up to what he did. it's basically shows that he had no basis for appointing mueller. that's why the documents have to come out. >> thank you very much on the big day, final thoughts when we come back. bodies.can also afr so, i'm partnering with cigna to remind you that your emotional and physical health are more connected than you think. go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. cigna. together, all the way. that's better.

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tonight, a four-page letter, one year, ten months and six days in the making. the mueller investigators interviewed over 500 witnesses, issued subpoenas, issued 500 search warrants, many were indicted on 199 charges, spending $125. no matter your ideology or your loyalties, this is a good day for america. no american conspired or cooperated with russia in its efforts to interfere with the 2016 election. that is good. thanks for inviting us into your home. fair, >> breaking tonight, no collusion, no conspiracy, no obstruction. it's official, america's media establishment has been dividing this country on the basis of a lie. all because they would not accept the result of the 2016 election. good evening and welcome to the

special edition of the next revolution. president trump back in the white house tonight just hours after william barr released the mueller report. we are live standing by to break it down. sarah carter, gregg giant, all here with me in studio.