Trump: I have not read the Mueller report, "even though I have every right to do it"

President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump: "I do not need a summit" with Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. A New York man arrested for uttering death threats against the fencing of Omar Border, labeled that the first section of the Trump Wall had been approved by Obama: PLUS report said Saturday that he has not yet read the special advocate Robert MuellerRobert Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud Mueller's choice to lead the investigation on RussiaThe final report that was handed over to the Justice Department late last month, while claiming that he had "every right to do so," said the Democratic House party asking that the document be released.

"I have not read the Mueller report yet, although I have every right to do so.I am only aware of the conclusions, and most importantly, No Collusion.Also, the recommendations addressed to our great AG, who found No Obstruction, "wrote Trump. on Twitter Saturday morning.

"13 Angry Trump hating the Dems (later reduced to 18 years) with two years and 30 million dollars, and they found no collusion, no obstruction, but the Democrats, no matter what we give them, will NEVER be satisfied , "he continued.

I have not read the Mueller report yet, although I have every right to do so. Only know the conclusions, and on the big, no collusion. Similarly, recommendations were addressed to our great A.G. 13 Trump Angry Hating Dems (worn later at 18) given two …..

– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 6, 2019

….. years and $ 30 million, and they found no collusion, no obstruction. But Democrats, no matter what we give them, will never be satisfied. A total loss of time. As @ FrankLuntz just said, "Enough, America has enough. What did you accomplish? The public is fed up.

– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 6, 2019

Trump's comments come as Capitol Hill Democrats seek to see Mueller's report made public.

Democratic legislators have tried five times to pass a House resolution stating that the government wants the government to publish the contents of the highly publicized Mueller report. Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulNight Defense: Lawmakers urge Trump not to veto Yemen resolution | Pentagon recognizes for the first time the deaths of civilians in Somalia | Pompeo "confident" at North Korea's third summit Legislators urge Trump not to veto Yemen's resolution Night Defense: Parliament decides to end US support for war in Yemen | Vote should force Trump's second veto to the presidency | More Russian troops could visit Venezuela | The first Space Force hearing is scheduled for next week MORE (R-Ky.) Wednesday blocked a resolution calling for publication of Mueller's report on the investigation in Russia, marking the fifth time that Republicans have blocked the measure passed by the House.

Mueller has completed his investigation into the alleged coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia and the obstruction of justice at the end of last month. Attorney General William BarrThe closing of William Barrham BarrBorder was approved by Obama with the first section of the Trump Wall. Report House Dems sues Trump about the national emergency declaration Blame the law, not the lawyers MORE reported to Congress in a four-page summary that the investigation had revealed that no campaign manager had coordinated with the Kremlin but had refused to take a position on the obstruction of justice .

Trump and his allies relied on Barr's findings, claiming that they absolved him of any alleged wrongdoing.

Reports later revealed that Mueller's team members were frustrated by Barr's congressional summary, claiming that their findings on obstruction of justice were more damaging to the president than to the general counsel. .

The Democrats said that a person named by Mr. Trump should not draw the final conclusions regarding the obstruction of justice and that the full report could contain evidence challenging Barr's conclusion. The Judiciary Committee of the House, headed by the President Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse: Committee votes for White House assignment, Trump campaign advisers, Trump, refuse to waste time (D-N.Y.), Wednesday authorized a compelling Barr subpoena to provide Congress with Mueller's comprehensive findings.

"And if the department still refuses, it should be up to a judge – and not the president and not his political mandate – to decide whether the committee can look into the complete file," said Nadler, pointing out the Democrats' threats to to the courts. get the Mueller report if necessary.

Trump has long criticized the Democrats for their response to the investigation, saying that they would never be satisfied with the findings of an investigation that he would have described as "witch hunt" and " hoax".