The Mueller report, rather specifically says that the president can't be exonerated for obstruction of justice. He's not going to be charged. Congress has a right to look.
David Gregory: “The Mueller report, rather specifically says that the president can't be exonerated for obstruction of justice. He's not…”
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David Gregory highlights Congress's authority to investigate the president regarding obstruction of justice.
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This is also not about voters' perceptions and this is not about how people feel about this. This is about the institution. This is about how as president, he or the office could be compromised.
This president doesn't believe there's any independence. And he'll steam roll, there's no reason he won't make a move on Mueller.
This is a conservative group that was not with Donald Trump. Conservatives were not with Donald Trump. And he's reclaimed the party.
I think this crisis management is ridiculous. This idea of coming out and say we're going to scrap this thing and then turning around, now it's a negotiations because we got to be kind, that's bad.





