Collusion

"THEY ARE PLAYING ELECTION INTERFERENCE IN 2024 THROUGH ILLEGAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST REPUBLICANS," Trump wrote in a blistering rant.

"Our Country is going to HELL, and Michael Sussmann is not guilty. How's everything else doing?" Trump wrote in a rant on social media.

Testimony from a former Hillary Clinton campaign manager concerned the release of information about an alleged tie between Trump's company and a Russian bank.

The lawyer made headlines this week after he was spotting in a war of words with famous comedian and writer Larry David.

Fact: Mueller didn't investigate what most Americans think he did.

Americans are warming to Trump's impeachment, and Democrats risk alienating their base by procrastinating further.

Conway, the outspoken Trump critic and husband of Kellyanne, spent much of his Mother's Day countering the president's claims about the Mueller investigation and questioning Trump's mental health.

If you look up from the gossip and noise of Washington, the emerging picture is the greatest threat to a free society in our lifetime—maybe since the Civil War.

National Security Adviser John Bolton accused a CNN host of picking a fight after he was pressed about a scheduled call with the Russians he mentioned just moments before on Fox News.

Barr "made an active choice to torch his integrity and public credibility," Susan Hennessey wrote.

"Mueller's letter shows that Attorney General Barr has always been the chief propagandist for President Trump. His four-page letter totally misled Congress and the public," said Senator Chris Van Hollen on Twitter. "He should resign immediately."

Special counsel Robert Mueller "expressed frustration over the lack of context and the resulting media coverage regarding the special counsel's obstruction analysis," a Justice Department spokesperson said.

"Feel it, Secretary Clinton. Feel it, just imagine like you have a history with this," joked comedian Jordan Klepper.

Trump impersonated asylum seekers, touted his record and took aim at his opponents.

Adam Schiff appeared minutes after Kellyanne Conway's interview ended and blasted the White House adviser for dispensing "alternative facts."

The data offers a glimpse into how the Trump administration is weathering the controversy surrounding the Thursday release of Mueller's redacted report.

The attorney general said 16 times at his press conference that there was no collusion, conspiracy or coordination between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.

Live updates the special counsel Robert Mueller's report.

While politicians brace for the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, the White House reportedly has only a "bare-bones" plan for handling the document.

For more than two and a half years, the news media were fixated on a "truth" which turned out to be false.

We're talking about "conduct that is deeply unethical, unpatriotic and corrupt," Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) said.

Rudy Giuliani said that House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler should "get all the information" from the nearly two-year long investigation.

"My focus here is on the other live grenade left over from Barr's letter: his contention that Mueller cleared Trump and his aides of any criminal liability for allegedly conspiring in Russian efforts to influence the 2016 election."

Some of the special counsel's investigators spoke out because they feared that Attorney General William Barr's version of the Mueller report's findings would harden public perception before the full report was released.

"I would think that he will probably be needed before more than one committee," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff told MSNBC.

"The attorney general has opened up a can of worms," Fox News judicial analyst and former judge Andrew Napolitano said.

"There's been so much disinformation and misunderstanding about who George Papadopoulos is," the former Trump aide told CNN.

"Ask if President Obama knew the FBI was conducting surveillance on a presidential campaign as part of a counterintelligence investigation," Guilfoyle wrote.

Contrary to what Republicans are saying, American media actually got almost everything in the Trump-Russia case correct.

"This is not about the Mueller report," "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough said.