anything else? like i said, this is probably it for tonight. nothing really is going to change. we ll either do a stand up or a statement. but we ll let you know tomorrow what we re going to do. just a brief summary. so, six people are currently here right now. and one was discharged. and over at saint louise, how many sure. so, santa clara valley medical center currently has six patients. we had seven earlier tonight. one has been discharged. okay. saint louise got a total of six gunshot wound patients. two of them were transferred here as part of our count. three were treated at the hospital. two of those three have been discharged. and then they also had a deceased patient at their hospital. in addition, they got another eight patients that were not gunshot wounds, that had other kind of injuries. this is the first big situation since you guys have
it s outrageous that he is lying so consistently and publicly on the same subjects over and over again. but keep in mind what we heard yesterday from mueller was nothing new other than we heard his voice, right? he did not move or change his views from what we saw in the mueller report. the president, however, six weeks ago when the mueller report came in after bill barr gave his four-page summary of his interpretation of it was asked whether he thought mueller was an honorable man. he said yes. he thought he was vindicated by what bill barr had interpreted from the report, i m not sure the president had read the report. but just those eight minutes from bob mueller yesterday just reading his version of a brief summary of his report has now completely irritated the president to the point that he s now calling him for the first time a never trumper. who absorbs television coverage and picture and sound in ways more than president trump. he understands the power of it. exactly.
district of new york. so there would probably be less potential for interference by main doj in their ongoing investigation and, of course, the manhattan district attorney being a state prosecution, the presidential pardon would have no sway over that. so there may still be other things on the developments there in terms of the timeline, it s hard to know for sure. but i would say almost certainly before the 2020 presidential election we ll see the fruits of those investigations and probably some types of charges against somebody involved. okay. your expectations are what, josh, when it comes to anticipating that whatever barr shares with congress will be enough to answer some of the democrats underlying questions. do you think whatever these bullet points will be enough and is there nene sense mueller is leaving something for the southern district. it almost almost certainly will not be enough for democrats on capitol hill this brief summary we will think barr is
administration of justice so requires. so, two different reports, but most importantly, these are only about mueller. this is in his investigation, which is a very limited one into russia counterintelligence and then obstruction of justice, the firing of comey. it doesn t have to do with the southern district investigation, the trump foundation, the other things congress is looking into and the like. so that s all separate. so we should just, as we talk about the mueller investigation, remember that s just one piece of a much larger inquiry. neal, do you believe a brief summary is in the president s best interest? i don t. i actually think that if it is a brief summary, it actually could be counterproductive to the president, because it won t resolve anything. and i think, you know, the investigation now is really like the internet, with multiple different nodes. you ve got congress, you ve got the southern district of new york, you have the new york attorney general, the state att
brief summary, it actually could be counterproductive to the president because it won t resolve anything, and i think, you know, the investigation now is really like the internet with multiple different nodes. you have congress, you ve got the southern district of new york. you have the new york attorney general, the state attorney general, possibly other investigators as well just because of the rampant amount of allegations here, which are obviously of deep concern to the american people. and trump, who has been attacking mueller for two years, hasn t really understood that. he s like a 1950s hacker cutting a phone line, but this is a much bigger, much more metastasized investigation, and so whatever happens with mueller won t ultimately end this thing in my judgment, no matter what, because the thing is now many multiple things. jeff, do you agree that the public or members of congress would not settle for a brief summary from william barr? well, they might not settle for it, bu