Joe Biden apologizes for his tactile politics. Democrats pay homage to Al Sharpton. And the Mueller report,

that could be worse for Trump than we thought. I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

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that letter effectively is that the Mueller report found that there was no collusion. There was no

collusion between either Trump or the Trump campaign and the Russian government to affect the 2016

election, and also that Mueller had not actually made a determination on obstruction of justice.

He had presented evidence on both sides and Barr had decided not to prosecute. That was the only thing, right? That was basically the entirety of the letter.

And then he said, you know, in the next couple of weeks, I'm going to release as much as I legally

can. Under the federal rules of criminal procedure 6E, I'm not allowed to release information

that wrongly implicates people or that creates the perception of

implication without any sort of evidentiary support. I'm not allowed to release that sort of stuff,

for example, unverified witness testimony because all that does is slanders people without us

having any intent to prosecute. Well, the Democrats have seized upon that to say that this is a big

cover up, that in reality, the Mueller report, which is about 400 pages and should apparently be released sometime in the next couple of weeks, that the Mueller report, in truth, secretly, is actually a damning indictment of the Trump campaign and the Trump administration, and that it really is going to put out in public view all sorts of stuff we didn't

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