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department said.ey thay say we didn't establish a crime committed but to say that it is not the way they tali aboutestigations and unusual for him to do. and the second thing is for the attorney general to com excuse the president's two-year long assault on the department of justice saying he faced an unprecented situation when he took office, he was under investigation, his associates were under investigation. theso asates, many have gone to jail as a result of theve instigation. for him to make excuses for the president, it would be one thing to come out -- >> and we interrupt tha sound bite. we're going to an nbc news special report regarding the mueller report. e countingibits and other documents. it's now live. it's public. we will put it on nbcnews.com.go as we long, we will read it along with you. we know the top line legal conclusions here. number one, there was no finding of conspiracy on the part of the trump campaign or president trthp himself to conspire wi the russians to meddle in our elections and we know the prtorney general took the evidence that was ided by robert mueller an

mario's dovish streak. ,taly barely grows this year and banks struggle to prove profitability. and what is in a delay? eu leaders reject prime minister theresa may's plea for an extension. and saudi's historic bond offering. saudi aramco sells $12 billion in debt with yields lower than sovereigns. david: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." i'm david westin, right here with alix steel. earnings are starting. alix: finally. good.ks some secondso have quarter outlook beating analyst estimates. alix: these are pretty solid numbers so far. david: as you know, they had a pre-release of numbers last week. people were really concerned about the guidance going forward. you can see they are up over 3% right now on the free market -- on the premarket, delta airlines. alix: the question becomes for the overall market will earnings be an excuse for the market to rally higher, or will it confirm the rally we've already had? s&p snapped eight straight days of gains yesterday, yet we seemed to have some optimism heading into the ecb and into fomc minutes. dollar still weaker over the last two day