This is the Tom Hartbin Show. Good morning, everybody. How you doing?

This is the Tom Harbin Show.

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I am Jeff.

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For people who haven't been listening to us the last couple mornings, have access to no internet,

don't watch any TV, I've ever seen a newspaper in the last several days, the very quick fill in, is it over the last few days.

We have seen the closing of the last two year investigation

that offered its conclusions. We don't know exactly what those conclusions are. We know the top lines. The top lines were no provable charges on collusion, on coordination on conspiracy between on Strong evidence, indictable evidence, 37 indictments in fact, of Russian interference on American

elections trying to elect Donald Trump, the current president of the United States.

And then a jump ball, a punt, pick your own sports analogy if you like sports

analogies on whether or not there is obstruction of justice. And the question

then becomes, should opponents of the president dig in and continue to prioritize the release of that information.

The other background being happening just in the last 26 hours,

Mitch McConnell blocking the previously unanimous vote by the House to release the full report,

leaving us in the dark as to why Bob Mueller did not reach conclusion on obstruction of justice

and leaving us in the dark about what else was in the report. Leaving James Comey to say I am confused about the actions

of Bob Mueller and part of the question is the, and see I believe it's sort of the genius of Ann

not the tyranny of war, but the question that is still happening within the inside holes of Democratic strategy rooms

is whether to fight hard on the Mueller investigation,

whether to fight hard on getting the report out,

or whether to address instead or with a higher priority what the Department of Justice did the very next day,

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