Finally, the Special Counsel investigated a number of links or contacts between the Trump

campaign officials and individuals connected with the Russian government during the 2016

presidential campaign.

After reviewing these contacts, the Special Counsel did not find any conspiracy to violate

U.S. law involving Russian-linked persons and any persons associated with the Trump campaign.

So that's the bottom line.

After nearly two years of investigation, thousands of subpoenas, hundreds of warrants and witness

interviews, the Special Counsel confirmed that the Russian government sponsored efforts

to illegally interfere with the 2016 presidential election.

But did not find that the Trump campaign or other Americans colluded in those efforts.

All right, that was the attorney general in his press conference with Rod Rosenstein

there as well earlier today.

And from the Mueller report, the investigation did not establish members of the Trump campaign

conspired or coordinated with the Russian government and its election interference activities.

I earlier read the statement from the president's attorneys, Jay Sekulo and Rudy Giuliani.

One of them joins me right now.

Jay Sekulo, also the chief counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice.

You know, I read the whole thing.

I mean, I suffered through it because it was monotonous.

And I, well, one I just let you explain your take on it at this point because you couldn't

cooperate any more than you did.

Even Mueller acknowledged that they had pretty much all the answers they needed.

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