The only thing we know in direct quotes through the Barr summary is that Mueller said I couldn't conclude a crime had been committed by the president with respect to obstruction of justice, but neither could I exonerate him, unquote.
Connolly highlights a key point from the Mueller report regarding obstruction of justice and the ambiguity of the president's legal standing.
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