report yet. there s a reason it needs to be released. i agree. zblechb if there s redacted information and candidates for 2020 are demanding the full release of the report. sure. the mueller investigation has over 30 people have been indicted in the invention. it s important to remember that congress will hold oversight hearings on this report regardless of whether or not the president of the united states is indicted. i think the point here that he s raising that you should respond to, i pushed you a little bit. there was an idea hillary clinton may have lost because of an election crime. do you see that now as not the case. no crime has been charged. i m not going to make any judgments until i see the report. i think that s what 2020 candidates are doing right now. u i m not saying there wasn t an effort. there was up-and-down. sure. but the crime part, you can t make a judgment on the crime part. mueller didn t charge anyone with an election crime. i don t feel c
the network operations center for comcast. we are working to make things simple, easy and awesome. we ve said all along look, we looked into collusion and found no collusion. yet that was only a few months into the trump administration and yet mueller report continued to mueller continued to go on. if it turns out we re hearing there aren t going to be further indictments it does vindicate president trump but also raises and gives credence to those claims this was a witch hunt. some congressional republicans and conservatives are spinning the mueller report as vindication for donald trump and appear to have forgotten that the mueller investigation has led to criminal charges against 34 people including six former associates and advisors. those indictments have been in three buckets related to the cyber attack on the election, to
investigation was to end tomorrow, which, you know, there s been a lot of scuttlebutt, a lot of rumors as to whether or not that s going to happen any time soon, but if it was to end tomorrow, fundamentally, it would not end. the southern district of new york s investigations, several of which are going on, and it wouldn t end the state prosecuting agencies, those people like the state of new york a.g. that s looking into donald trump into things involving the trump organization, the trump foundation, the inaugural committee and the emoluments clause litigation. there s so much that s going on. and so, donald trump may escape the mueller net when it comes to possible russian conspiracy, but it may not be able to escape an imminent indictment whether now or when he s out of the white house. yeah. what about all those names that were mentioned, ashleigh, during the hearing with michael cohen? who do you think faces serious criminal liability? well, i agree, i think the southern distr
remorseful for the conduct. manafort is a first-time offender, nearly 70 years old and after spending months in jail after another judge decided he was trying to influence witnesses. we know president trump is paying close attention to this case and manafort lawyers seem to be using their memo to drive home one of the president s favorite talking points. the mueller investigation has, so far, found no collusion. manafort s lawyers argue that the mueller investigation targeted manafort for prosecution after the special counsel failed to find collusion in the russia investigation. the judge in this case, ellis, expressed skepticism about the mueller investigation saying he thought that prosecutors were using manafort to get to president trump. we ll see in the coming days whether the manafort arguments had any influence. he is scheduled to be sentenced on thursday. evan perez, cnn, washington.
significantly rejects that conclusion. earlier today, richard burr was asked directly whether his comments exonerate the president in any way. i m not sure how to put it any clearer than i said it before. we have no factual evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. reporter: when asked about this today, mark warner, the vice-chairman said he doesn t agree. i respectfully disagree. i will not get into any conclusions i reached. i m not going to reach any conclusion until we finish the investigation and we still have a number of the key witnesses to come back. warner has been pushing for people like jared kushner, the president s son-in-law and senior adviser to return. he called for donald trump junior also to once again testify. they have not spoken to some key witnesses like roger stone. there s a lot the committee has not covered that the mueller investigation has. they want to look at the report, if it is sent to congress, what