grab him, he was not seriously injured. the boy s mom says he walked away when she was at the ticket counter. finally the ugly, agenda reveal goes horribly wrong, watch. [screaming] they are having a baby girl. it is in the leg. you won t forget that. that wraps up this hour of fox and friends first, fox and friends first continues right now, goodbye. i want to add one correction to my testimony. we did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime. the report laid out serious allegations. time for the curtain to close on the rest of the hoax conspiracy theory is dead. it is thursday, july 25th, donald trump declaring the witchhunt dead after robert mueller s hours long testimony. abca2 some democrats are trying
administration s cohen of silence in their cover-up. difficult to find a moment in the testimony that significantly alters the conversation are facts and evidence and republicans not only play defense for the president but went on offense and democrats tried to save their narrative. three times he lied to the fbi you you didn t charge them with a crime. why not. did you say 193? volume 193, he lied to 33 times. why didn t you charged with a crime? i can t get into internal deliberations with regard to what would or would not be i have a lot of other people. when donald trump called your investigation a witchhunt, that was also false, was it not? i would like to think so, yes. your investigation is not a witchhunt. not a witchhunt. the president aggression in different with a hoax, that was false? true. mueller s reputation of the hardcharging prosecutor took a hit as most observers acknowledged he came across far short of being in control of the room, often
agreed, more calls him a frail old man unable to remember things, stumbling and refusing to answer questions. i said it in 2017 and mueller confirmed it today, all of you pundits and moderate and lame democrats who told the public to put their faith in the esteemed robert mueller, just bleep from now on. donald trump responded saying even more agrees that democrats and mueller failed. another tweet by former snl cast member, the act of looking forward to the mueller hearings as if anything will come of it feels like having lunch with the next you are hoping to get together with. she had the nail on the head. a lot of people calling this rob: i felt bad for mueller, john kennedy says i hope this is and how americans are member this man who has done such a service. hit the nail on the head. rob: senator graham as well.
the attorney general william barr came out before it and gave his own spin on this which was much more benign than the report was in the end. and the other thing is the scene of robert mueller coming in largely against his wish. this scene tomorrow is probably something he is not going to enjoy. is it unusual that he will have his deputy testifying alongside him at least one of these two committee hearings tomorrow? i think it is unusual. and i think it does tell a little bit about the fact that he doesn t want to be just one person for all those hours being the only source of information on this report and how it came about. nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. it s going to be so fun to talk to you about this once it happens tomorrow. thank you so much for being here to help us preview it. thanks so much, rachel. all right. we ll be right back. stay with us. this is the couple who wanted to get away
their hearing at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. you ll probably want to be watching ahead of that. we are expecting that robert mueller will give an opening statement to both the judiciary committee and then a different opening statement when he testifies before the intelligence committee in the afternoon. neither of the committees is apparently being given a heads up about those opening statements ahead of time, nor is the justice department and we in the press certainly haven t seen anything in advance. so right off the bat there will be surprises. again, recapping the news we learned this hour, we expect that mueller s dupe, aaron zebley, his chief of staff when he was fbi director and apparently running the day-to-day operations at the special counsel s office, he ll be seated beside mueller during his morning testimony with judiciary, although he won t be sworn in and testifying himself. and then in the afternoon we expect zebley to be sworn in separately and testifying and answering que