Donald Trump attacked his advisers who cooperated with the investigation of Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller

President Donald Trump on Friday criticized his interim and retired advisers who cooperated with the investigation of Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller, insisting that the very unflattering images they gave him and the White House were "pure madness".

In a series of furious tweets from rainy Palm Beach, Florida, Trump attacked those who, under oath, had told Mueller his stories about how the president had repeatedly tried to crush him. or to influence the investigation, and presented the White House a site infected by a culture of lies, deception and fraud.

"Some people make statements about me in Mueller's insane report, written by 18 angry democrats who hate Trump, who are invented and totally false," said the president, adding that some were "purely foolish" offered only for the other to be beautiful (or for me to be bad) ".

The attacks show a radical departure from the optimism that the White House had shown 24 hours earlier, when Trump celebrated the report's findings as a total exoneration for him and his advisor. Kellyanne Conway He said it was "the best day" for the Trump team since his election.

Although the president stated, according to his relatives, that the report had been justified, he was also perceived as being betrayed by those who presented him in an unflattering light, even though they spoke under oath and that the Blanche had ordered them to: they will cooperate fully with Mueller's team.

The reaction was not at all surprising and employees feared in the days leading up to the release of the report to wonder how Mueller could present his testimony and whether the text would hurt his relationship with Trump.

Although Mueller has not found any criminal evidence of the collusion of Trump or his campaign advisers in the Russian meddling in the elections, nor recommended the filing of charges of obstructing justice against the president, the 448-page report released Thursday still hurts Trump's image, describing numerous instances in which he discouraged witnesses from cooperating with prosecutors and urging his advisers to deceive the public on his behalf in order to impede the investigation of Russia, which he seriously feared your presidency.

The testimonies prompted Republican Senator Mitt Romney, who sometimes had clashes with Trump, to issue a statement in which he felt "disgusted by the scale and pervasiveness of dishonesty and mismanagement." the most important post of the country, including the president ".

"Reading the report is a disturbing revelation that we have moved away from the aspirations and principles established by the founders of the nation," he added.