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 th

bob moeller wasn't nearly as clear in his findings. he writes the special counsel states that while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him. lots of americans were surprised to learn that special counsel mueller ultimately deferred a decision about president trump's criminality to attorney general bar. essentially passing the buck. sources here at the justice department health source news -- fox news that this is typical of how d.o.j. findings unfold. they present and then in turn see if it meets the threshold for indictment. some legal scholars insist it was a copout. >> that's not the job of the prosecutor. the job of the prosecutor 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. that's exactly what prosecutors should do. >> the other major finding from the memo is that the russian government spread

book now at choicehotels.com what he means is bob moeller has not yet proven beyond a reasonable doubtetty 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

collusion there was no collusion there was no obstruction there was no nothing it appears that this bob moeller report is a bit of a failure it hasn't turned up any big indictments related to russia collusion it's been two years long but we've already heard democratic party leaders talking about other options they have for keeping the scandal these scandalous allegations related to trump and russia alive now adam schiff a democrat in congress recently floated this idea for keeping the story going i said he agreed that the counterintelligence investigation may be more important than the criminal investigation because it goes to present threat to our national security whether the president and anybody around him a compromised by foreign power there's been many occasions in which the u.s. public was told that some kind of bombshell or groundbreaking revelation was about to be revealed but it seems that the two years the report has finally concluded and people are waiting to see what is made public from that report after the u.s. attorney general makes that decision come up in reporting what often

that the intelligence agencies of the u.s., the homeland security department, now special counsel bob moeller and the attorney general definitively say that russia did interfere in the 2016 election and tried to cause chaos in that election. what we as a country, what we are going to do about that prior to 2020 is a key question on capitol hill. >> here is a statement, a tweet from kiersten jill brown from new york was running for president. she writes, the molar report must be made public not just a letter from someone appointed by trump to protect himself. all of it. the president works for the people and he is not above the law. democrats really aren't happy with these results it seems. >> no, they're not. a lot of them have invested in this line about collusion, conspiracy and the president being a pawn of russia. there will be calls for transparency and seeing the whole report. they are not buying the top line can collusion by the attorney general, someone appointed by the attorney general but he is well respected in washington. i do think there will be some elements of that report that