Russia investigation

Senator Elizabeth Warren said she wanted to see Robert Mueller's entire report, noting she doesn't accept Attorney General William Barr decision that the president didn't obstruct justice.

Representative Rashida Tlaib sent a letter to her colleagues in the House asking them to support a resolution to investigate Donald Trump for crimes worthy of impeachment.

Allegations of collusion against President Trump amount to "the biggest abuse of power, corruption, scandal perhaps in history," Sean Hannity said.

"Basically, Trump got into the White House the same way that Lori Loughlin got her kid into USC," Kimmel joked.

President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani criticized CNN and said the network should apologize for its coverage of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.

House Democratic lawmakers say the abbreviated summary from Attorney General William Barr doesn't adequately answer their questions about Russian activity and the "president's conduct."

"The truth is NOT in what they SAY. We are being railroaded, people. That is all," former Florida Democratic candidate Pam Keith tweeted.

"Mueller Madness! Which of the angry and hysterical @realDonaldTrump haters got it most embarrassingly wrong? #YouDecide," Sanders wrote on Twitter before sharing a Mueller Madness bracket created by the New York Post to determine the media member who got the Mueller report the "most wrong."

"I do not expect that she will scale back her Trump coverage."

Russia celebrated the end of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation but wants the U.S. to take things a step further.

The unidentified company's subpoena battle that stemmed from Robert Mueller's investigation has raised questions about whether the special counsel will continue his work.

"The findings are important, and why decisions were reached is important—otherwise why go through the point of having a special counsel?" said Mimi Rocah, a former federal prosecutor.

"The Podesta emails: It was the Russians," Graham said. "It wasn't some 300-pound guy sitting on a bed somewhere."

The former mayor of New York said the Democrats "went too far" in their pursuit of the Mueller investigation.

"Democrats, Independents, and Republicans alike, it is good news," Joe Scarborough said.

"As long as bigotry influences the President's policies, I will continue to seek his impeachment," Rep. Al Green tweeted.

"No Collusion, No Obstruction, Complete and Total EXONERATION," Trump tweeted. "KEEP AMERICA GREAT!"

"From the very start, it was biased, artificial, provocative, conspiratorial, designed to fuel hatred towards the Trump campaign," Russian Senator Alexei Pushkov said of the special counsel's investigation.

CNN anchor Don Lemon called for the release of the full report to address questions raised by Attorney General William Barr's summary letter.

"Shame on Mueller for not having the guts to come to a decision, one way or the other," the Harvard Law School professor told Fox News.

George Conway told Sarah Sanders to "fix" her tweet, pointing out that while the Mueller report "does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him."

Approximately an hour after Attorney General William Barr released a summary of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, the president's re-election campaign sent a text-message blast urging supporters to donate to his 2020 campaign.

"It's my hope that honest journalists within the media have the courage to hold these now fully debunked truthers accountable and treat them with the scorn and ridicule," Donald Trump Jr. said.

"I don't want a summary of the Mueller report. I want the whole damn report," said Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.

"It's a shame that our country had to go through this. To be honest, it's a shame that your president has had to go through this," Trump said.

"No Collusion, No Obstruction, Complete and Total EXONERATION. KEEP AMERICA GREAT!" Trump tweeted, despite the fact that the report did not exonerate him.

Most voters say they trust special counsel Robert Mueller over Donald Trump when it comes to Russian interference in the 2016 election. But a large majority say there is zero chance something in the report could change their view of Trump.

It cost federal agencies around $13.6 million for the president's four trips to Mar-a-Lago between February 3 and March 5, 2017.

Mueller is unlikely to give a press conference, but testifying in front of Congress could be a possibility.

"Turns out all along it was two Nigerian men in #MAGA hats who hacked the DNC & rode shirtless on horseback w Putin to mar-a-lago," Representative Matt Gaetz tweeted.