ms. conway: what do you mean? reporter: russia's invasion of crimea? ms. conway: house it not different from the russian invasion in crimea? reporter: is this any different? ms. conway: it is. read the tweet. and by the way, why not you run a story since you can do collusion and conspiracy today. let's run a story about the president's record in israel. this is why mr. netanyahu has said he is the best friend israel has. why? because he kept a promise of not 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, but six presidents to move our embassy to jerusalem and recognize it as the capital of israel. he is brokering peace in the middle east. he got us out of the awful iran nuclear deal. is john kerry running for president this time? i'm not sure, but that was a really bad deal. now with golan heights, the president said it is long overdue to do that. i don't see the analogy. reporter: any new questions? any newonway: questions? reporter: [indiscernible] ms. conway: you would have to ask his team why that is. welcome, capitals. hometown team. reporter: [indiscernible] sarah sanders. ms. sande

ms. conway: what do you mean? >> the russian invasion of crimea. ms. conway: how is it not different -- reporter: is this different? ms. conway: read the president's tweet -- and since you can't run a story, since you can't do collusion, run a story about the president's record in israel. this is why mr. netanyahu said he's the best friend israel has ever had. why? he kept the promise of not one, two three, four, five, but six presidents to move our embassy to jerusalem, to recognize it as the capital of israel he got us out of the awful iran nuclear deal. is john kerry running for president this time? i'm not sure, but that was a bad deal. they had their sights set on israel in a negative way. now the golan heights. the president said it's long overdue. i don't see the analogy. any new questions? pardon? reporter: the prime minister -- ms. conway: you would have to ask his team why that is. and welcome capitals, hometown team coming today. reporter: are we going to see -- ms. conway: sara sanders, we're colluding. she'll answer your questions afterward

ms. conway: i haven't discussed that with him. reporter: do you believe these charges -- ms. conway: what i'm president i'll let you know who i'm pardoning. reporter: why shouldn't the country be able to see the president's written responses? ms. conway: because he was responding to questions that turns out weren't particularly relevant or important to anything. there's no conclusion. no obstructive conduct no. conspiracy. no indictments. nobody named trump indicted. i know you want to keep this, lots of folks want to keep this alive. let me say very clearly, the country will see the mueller investigation where mr. mueller said nothing, director mueller said nothing for two years. they'll see that as the fair and full and author re investigation using their tax dollars. waiting their time. all the stories that were never said, thousands and thousands and thousands of stories about this to the detriment of all the other news americans could have used. this is a fair and full investigation they will regard. anything now, any other investigation in congress, that can be seen as h

ms. conway: she will answer your questions afterwards. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders also spoke to reporters outside the white house, calling the mueller investigation complete and total exoneration of president trump. ms. sander: i thought for sure kelly would have an answer to all of your questions and no one would be here. reporter: [indiscernible] ms. sanders: well, i frankly disagree with you and so does the attorney general and deputy attorney general. the report said unable to make a decision that went over to the department of justice where they did make a decision. the attorney general followed the legal process, he worked with deputy attorney general who has been involved since the very beginning of this two-year absurdity and they made a decision that there was no obstruction, so that makes it a complete and total exoneration. i don't know any other way to look at it when the whole purpose of this investigation was to determine whether or not there was collusion and there wasn't, they were incredibly clear in the report that there was no collusion, not just not b

ms. conway: in case it wasn't clear, many of you, but personal many of

ms. conway. how about documents that show how you intend to reduce opioid deaths in light of the report card you got from the gao? are there any documents you can offer to this committee that would help us to know that your reducing opioid deaths? >> yes, ma'am. >> can you provide them to the chairman of the committee? >> yes, ma'am. the national drug control strategies -- the vision and the strategic guidance to help reduce overdose deaths in america. the number one focus of ondcp is saving lives. the national drug control strategy -- the documents we relied on to produce it and the documents that are forthcoming -- the data supplement will be coming in a few weeks. and the next measure with the quantifiable metrics that the chairman mentioned, will be coming later this spring. absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, chairman. again, thank you for being here today director mcdaniel. you know as much as any, one of the major areas of concern when it comes to drug trafficking is taxes wh