They claim that Donald Trump feared the worst for his presidency for the Russian: "it's the end"

According to the final report on Russiagate, sent Thursday to the US Congress by Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller, Donald Trump he believed that this inquiry would mark the end of his presidency.

"Oh my God, it's terrible, it's the end of my presidency, I'm screwed up."They say Trump baderted when he learned that Mueller would investigate a possible interference of Russia in the 2016 US elections won by the tycoon.

The report details Trump's efforts to take control of the investigation and expel Mueller, and says that his attempts to obstruct the investigation have failed because officials have refused to obey his orders.

However, the investigation that threatened to leave Trump on the ropes determined that there was "insufficient evidence" that the president had obstructed justice or that he had plotted with the Kremlin to harm his rival in the electionsHillary Clinton

Even so, US House of Representatives Judicial Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler has asked Mueller to testify before Congress about his investigation. "As I have already told the Department of Justice, I request your testimony before the Judicial Commission as soon as possible, no later than May 23, 2019," wrote Nadler in a letter to Mueller, which the legislator made public in his account. from Twitter.

In a tweet, Nadler felt that Congress and the Americans "should listen to Mueller himself to better understand his conclusions."

The congressman's request for New York was made just before the Justice Department sent Congress the censored version of Mueller's report, which lasted two years.

The deleted version is about 400 pages long and its few censored sections "are intended not to interfere in the work of the intelligence community or in the integrity of court cases that are still ongoing," said Attorney General William Barr.

In addition, Barr acknowledged: "This week, the president's personal attorneys requested and were given the opportunity to read a final version of the censored report before it was published." However, badured that Trump did not exercise his right to invoke "executive privilege" to censor certain parts of the reportand that no one outside the Department of Justice has edited the document.