Well, I interpret it that he's -- if he's totally exonerated, it's going to be an honorable conclusion. And that if he's not, it is dishonorable. I think the president is clearly trying to discredit in advance any kind of conclusion which is -- which comes out of Bob Mueller and his team.
David Gergen discusses President Trump's comments about Robert Mueller, suggesting that Trump is attempting to discredit any potential findings from the investigation.
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