Hi and welcome back to The Investigation.

I'm Kira Phillips, along with my co-host, Chris Vlasto, senior executive producer of our investigative unit here at ABC, and senior editorial producer, John Santucci.

Now, this week, we are doing things a little differently because, as you might have heard,

it was a busy weekend here in Washington.

Good afternoon.

We're coming on the air right now because Special Counsel Robert Mueller has completed the

Russian investigation and delivered his report to the Justice Department.

22 months and it's over.

Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election meddling and

possible collusion with the Trump campaign came to a close on Friday. When it was then turned

over to the Attorney General William Barr, late Sunday afternoon, Barr actually sent a four-page

letter over to the House and Senate Judiciary Committees with this summary of Mueller's report.

The Attorney General William Barr has delivered the principal conclusions of Special Counsel Robert

Mueller on the Russian investigation to Congress.

After thousands of subpoenas, 500 witnesses interviewed, and hundreds of search warrants,

the special counsel's final conclusions are now known.

No collusion between the Russians and the Trump campaign. There's no collusion, no nothing. Now, Barr also wrote

that his goal is to make as much of the report public as possible. So this week, while we are waiting

for access to more of this report, we are going to be releasing a new episode of the investigation

every day, and we're going to kick it off by talking with Jay Sekulow. He's one of President

Trump's lawyers, a key player throughout nearly all of this investigation. He's also Chief

Counsel at the American Center for Law and Justice, a conservative legal advocacy organization. Jay, thanks so much for being here.

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