APRIL FOOLS AND THE MUELLER REPORT; Congressional Record Vol. 165, No. 56
(House of Representatives - April 01, 2019)

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                   APRIL FOOLS AND THE MUELLER REPORT

  (Mr. COHEN asked and was given permission to address the House for 1 
minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
  Mr. COHEN. Mr. Speaker, the American public very much wants to see 
the full Mueller report. The Congress wants to see the full Mueller 
report. They want to know what is in there about the Russians 
interfering with our elections and if there is anything in there that 
shows obstruction of justice, which Mr. Trump, according to Mr. 
Mueller, was not exonerated for.
  I am here to tell you, President Trump has said he wants the American 
people to see the entire report unredacted. He thinks the American 
public deserves to see everything in it about what the Russians did and 
whether or not he or any people in his administration talked to 
Russians or knew about Russian activity, whether there was even a 
scintilla of collusion, and whether there was any possibility of 
obstruction of justice.
  That is President Trump today.
  April Fools.

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