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Thank you. Volume 2, page 76, correct . Ill leave the answer to our report. So thats a yes . Is it true your investigation did not establish that any members of the Trump Campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in election interference activity, volume 1, page 2. Volume 1, page 73 . Yes. Thank you. Although your Report States collusion is not a specific offense and you said that this morning or a term of our in federal criminal law and experience is, in the colloquial context are collusion and experience essentially synonymous terms. Youre going to have to row peat that for me. Collusion is not a specific offense or a term of art in federal criminal law. Conspiracy is. In the colloquial context, collusion and conspiracy are essentially synonymous terms, correct . No. If no on page 180 of volume 1 of your report you wrote collusion is largely synonymous of conspiracy and that crime is set forth in the general conspiracy statute. You said at your May 29th Press Conf
investigate all of his conduct to ascertain true moat intensive. no. and when you talk about the president s pattern of conduct that include the ten possible acts of obstruction that you investigated, is that correct? when you talk about the president s pattern of conduct that would include the ten possible acts of obstruction that you investigated, correct? i direct you to the report for how that is characterized. let me go to the screen again. for each of those ten potential instances of obstruction of justice, you analyze three elements of the chemoof obstruction of justice. an instructive act, a nexus between the act and official proceeding and corrupt intent, is that correct? yes. you wrote on page 178, volume 2 of your report about corrupt intent, actions by the president to end a criminal investigation into his own conduct to protect against personal embarrassment or legal liability will constitute a core example of corruptly motivated conduct.
does that mean you have to investigate all of his conduct to ascertain true motive? no. and when you talk about the president s pattern of conduct that include the ten possible acts of obstruction that you investigated, is that correct? when you talk about the president s pattern of conduct, that would include the ten possible acts of obstruction that you investigated, correct? i direct you to the report for how that is characterized. thank you. let me go to the screen again. for each of those ten potential instances of obstruction of justice, you analyze three elements of the crime of obstruction of justice. an obstructive act, and an official proceeding, and criminal intent, is that correct? yes. actions by the president to end a criminal investigation into his own conduct to protect against personal embarrassment or legal liability would constitute a core example of