Well, look, I have grave reservations about asking an administration of a president who's at 9,000 lies and counting according to the 'Washington Post' to be the adjudicator of the truth in any circumstance.
Connolly expresses his concerns about the integrity of the Department of Justice under the current administration.
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This report says, and he quotes from Mueller, one of the few times he does, while this report does not conclude the President committed a crime. It also does not exonerate him, to finish that sentence, from committing a crime.
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