It's really hard to overlook the Mueller report. It is pretty clear to me that special counsel was hindered in indicting the President for obstruction, simply because the Department of Justice doesn't allow such things in its regulations.
Quigley discusses the implications of the Mueller report and the limitations on indicting the President.
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