i'm joined by chris buskirk from phoenix. he's the editor of t conservative journal and web site "american greatness." and connie schultz. she is a pulitzer prize winning columnist and journalism professor at kent state university in ohio. we say hello and welcome back to both of you. so, connie, i want to start with you. what are you hearing from people in rction to the mueller report and the fact thatpl congress iwing ahead with avestigating some of what's in there? well, i really split the response into twoti congratus. you've got journalism students very engaged, fellow faculty members, lots of activists weighing in and then you haveer ody else who are worried about what this mieps for fairness of elections in 2020. and i'm seeing an increased anxiety about that, in community where's we live. we're in the city of cleveland, where the minority rae in our community, and they've already had so many reasons to beo concerned whether their vote is going to count. this is alarming to them. >> woodruff: so the f the mueller repor

buskirk wrote it. the editor of american greatness and its publisher. he joins us now. chris. go. >> well i appreciate that. it's, it was published last thursday night. i'm still waiting for the apologies to start rolling in. i haven't counted any yet. stuart: why, basically saying that some politicians and some media people should apologize. why? >> well, because for the past two years i mean, actually it is over two years now we've been treated to this cavalcade of accusations against the president, they're scandalous, scurrilous and most important they're all wrong. look at chiron on cnn, msnbc, every single day it is some accusation. then they have got this thing says, well, this is going to do it. it is trump's last days. all based on this phony collusion narrative. it wasn't true. robert mueller, a deem of democratic prosecutors were not able to find collusion. guess what? people were pushing the story for two years, dividing the country in a way it hasn't been divided since the late '60s, early '70s. they were wrong. in time of honesty and professionalism, mueller did