Trump says he's not concerned about the publication of the Mueller report

President TrumpDonald John Trump2020 Dem returns to Trump for "giving advice on firefighting" in Paris: "Do your own job", French officials reject Trump's proposal to use "water tanks" on the fire of Notre Dame. | Warren unveils 2020 plan to stop drilling on public lands | Judges dismiss case challenging state nuclear subsidies | Court orders EPA to reassess Obama Pollution Rule PLUS said not to worry about the release of a special board Robert MuellerRobert Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud Mueller's choice to lead the investigation on RussiaThe report indicates that the investigation on Russia, which is now closed, is "totally false".

"I've heard it's going out Thursday. It's good. And there can not be anything there because there was no crime. There was nothing at all, "said Trump in an interview with KSTP television channel Minneapolis during a tour on Monday to promote his tax law.

The President reiterated that he claimed that the crimes were "committed by the other party" and not by himself or his campaign, claiming that "this crime was entirely invented. It was a fabrication. "

Trump was commenting directly for the first time on the announcement by the Justice Department to publish a redacted version of Mueller's report on Thursday.

The President made a victory round after the Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrHillicon Valley: The Mueller report will be released Thursday | YouTube adds information on September 11 to Notre-Dame fire video | New details on the case against Assange | Thousands sign a petition to ban Trump on social media | Conservatives alongside state-of-the-art technology in the GOP fight "Late Night with Seth Meyers" will run long Thursday to deepen Mueller Schiff's report, Nunes urged MJ to make a briefing with Mueller MORE issued a letter last month stating that Trump would not be subject to charges of collusion or obstruction as part of Russia's efforts to interfere in the 2016 elections .

But many in Washington believe that the report will contain more damaging information about Trump's conduct than Barr's letter, a result that could breathe new life into the controversy over Russia and give a political gift to Democrats.

Some White House staff who cooperated with the Mueller team also expressed concern that they could be exposed as sources of negative conclusions about Trump, according to NBC News.

Trump is nevertheless assured that the report would not be detrimental to him.

"No collusion – no obstruction!" Does he have tweeted on Tuesday Morning.