As the Special Counsel report makes clear, the Russian government sought to interfere

in our election process. But thanks to the Special Counsel's thorough investigation, we now

know that the Russian operatives who perpetrated these schemes did not have the cooperation

of President Trump or the Trump campaign.

So the Attorney General just came out, reiterated the four-page summary more or less, not a lot

moved in a month on that. He gave him out and said the same thing. Yeah, you know what I

said the other day in that four-page summary that, you know, we're blasting in the press.

Right. For being practically written by Trump. Yeah, that's what it is. That's what it is.

We got nothing. Nobody in the Trump team worked with the Russians. They didn't work with

stealing the emails. They didn't all this stuff. So, do we move on now? No. Can we move on now?

Yes, but we are not you and me, but we, meaning the media and Democrats and the American

people, to some extent, will be moving on to the Southern District of New York.

Okay. Well, they said all of their investigations and some of the substantial part of the

redactions were things that might affect ongoing investigations, according to Bill Barr.

So, there are congressional investigations and New York investigations and just never

ending inquiries. Okay. Fine. I think there's not much there for obstruction of justice either,

but at least you've got to stop talking about Russia. You just got to. Oh, anybody who

does it at this point is just alive. You got to close the book on the Russia thing. You

just have to. I know that you talked about it every day for hours, for two years and

believed it and tweeted about it. It's a year. You're friends and the rest of it.

You said authoritatively that clearly the Trump campaign glitter is over, but that's

over. You just got to admit it's over. You want to move on to a he obstructed justice.

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