neil patel writes an opinion piece that that is the problem with mr. barr's letter that there was no obstruction because neither one talked to the president. that is almost certainly theof the factors that led special counsel and mr. mueller to affirmatively decline to develop a final view on whether or not obstruction could or should be charged. also, however, one of the realities that makes investigating the president unique. sought testimony , i am sure that that would have engendered a lengthy delay. with the resolution that i am not at all sure which way it would come out in the end. and so for mr. mueller's perspective, i think you made a judgment-- he made a as he couldr without starting fights like that. rather than investigating time and resources in an 18 month long fight. it may not have changed the result in the end. i hear neil patel's criticism. he is accurate. it didnfortunate that not happen. but i'm not sure what else mueller should have done, nor am i sure that anybody could've secured the president's testimony when he is unwilling to

[cheers and applause] neil patelle and then allen dalt. >> thank you. my name is neil patelle and i'm a resident across the street from the seawall lot 330 and the founder of a nonprofit global health humanitarian organization that has provided us services to the underserved for over 5 years. 15 years. the seawall lot 330 is largely a land lot. as somebody previously mentioned, i was the victim of a violent crime no more than 100 feet from the seawater lot 330. it took the place about 4 24 minutes to rescue me at gunpoint. the police did a phenomenal job. the issue is that we are in a land-locked situation. if you look at the police departments in northbeach, this is one of the farthest patrol areas for those areas. so the response time is extraordinarily long to ray sponresponseno those to those areas. that's a public health situation there. the second point i wanted to make is that all of the areas in that area are basically land locked away from medical services. there are no county or city medical facilities in that area. i'm a practicing dentist an

neil patel writes an opinion piece that that is the problem with mr. barr's letter that there was no obstruction because neither one talked to the president. that is almost certainly theof the factors that led special counsel and mr. mueller to affirmatively decline to develop a final view on whether or not obstruction could or should be charged. also, however, one of the realities that makes investigating the president unique. sought testimony , i am sure that that would have engendered a lengthy delay. with the resolution that i am not at all sure which way it would come out in the end. and so for mr. mueller's perspective, i think you made a judgment-- he made a as he couldr without starting fights like that. rather than investigating time and resources in an 18 month long fight. it may not have changed the result in the end. i hear neil patel's criticism. he is accurate. it didnfortunate that not happen. but i'm not sure what else mueller should have done, nor am i sure that anybody could've secured the president's testimony when he is unwilling to