What happens after Mueller? ‘There’s a long way to go.’

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🗓️ 25 March 2019

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Josh Dawsey and Karoun Demirjian report on Washington’s response to Attorney General William P. Barr’s summary of Robert S. Mueller III's Russia investigation. And Jeff Stein on Puerto Rico’s loss of food stamp funding.

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0:00.0	From the newsroom of the Washington Post, Washington Post is Colby.
0:07.6	Hi, Stephanie McCrements from the Washington Post.
0:13.9	This is Post Reports.
0:15.4	I'm Martin Powers.
0:19.2	It's Monday, March 25th.
0:23.0	Today President Trump says that he's vindicated by the Mueller report, but Democrats in Congress
0:28.7	are preparing for a battle, plus food stamp aid for Puerto Rico.
0:36.2	Two years, 19 lawyers, 40 FBI agents, 2800 subpoenas.
0:41.4	I think Democrats in the liberal media owe the president and they owe the American people
0:46.6	in apology.
0:47.6	There was no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election and the
0:53.6	Attorney General confirmed there was no obstruction of justice.
1:02.2	It was a false narrative, it was a terrible thing.
1:07.8	We can never let this happen to another president again.
1:10.8	I can tell you that I say it very strongly.
1:14.6	Very few people I know could have handled it.
1:17.3	We can never ever let this happen to another president again.
1:22.8	For over two years, it was the darkest cloud of his presidency.
1:27.1	White House reporter Josh Dossie says that this is just the start of the president's victory
1:31.3	lap.
1:32.3	I cover the White House for the Washington Post.
1:34.7	Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation found no coordination between President Trump's
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