The president's supporters like the fact that he's shaking things up on issues that

have stymied presidents and both parties for decades. And it's certainly understandable

that a president whose own election victory confounded the so-called experts might harbor

doubts about the expertise of others on any subject and have greater than average faith in his own.

But all that said, the results have yet to vindicate his confidence that he alone

can fix things on health care or border policy. And that's what seems to be behind these

nap decisions. The president believed that he alone can fix the problem.

I have to think that Bob Mueller wrote his report knowing because he could hear it all around him

that the public was going to demand to see it.

Or I mean he's free-stallowing on his own, he is not following the rules, he's not following

traditions. In conclusion, it is my hope that this report will be made public with a few

reductions. Hello, Redactions.

Hello and welcome to Trumpcast, I'm Virginia Heffernan. So we still don't have a Mueller report,

but Gado is coming anytime soon. He said to wait here. Let's go. We can't. Why not? We're waiting

for Gado. We have a bar letter and another bar letter. One of the letters gave Trump some

no collusion talking points and he exploded, said he'd been exonerated. And then the next one,

also from A.G. Bill Barr said, oh, sorry, oh my god, I'm so, so sorry, please don't.

Which is why while we wait and if you're still thinking about Trump's rushetize,

I highly recommend ignoring bars letters and listening instead to Adam Schiff's speech.

This is the one before the House Intelligence Committee trying to get rid of him because they

believe he overstated the case for conspiracy. So Schiff gave a speech that said, I'm not overstating

anything. This is what we know happened. These are the things Trump even knows he and his crowd did.

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