"...May 30th, the Attorney General in an interview with CBS News said that... you "could have reached a decision as to whether it was criminal activity"... on the part of the President. Did the Attorney General or his staff ever tell you that he thought you should make a decision on whether the President engaged in criminal activity?"
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Dean, 3:19:51 (The above statement in quotes is not from the Mueller Report.) — I'm not going to speak to what the Attorney General was thinking or saying. — Mueller
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