Trump: "It's terrible, it's the end of my presidency.

"It's terrible, it's the end of my presidency, I'm screwed." In these words, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, referred to the decision that the Ministry of Justice had considered appointing a special prosecutor to check whether Russia interfered in the 2016 US elections. in which he had won. .

Trump said these words when he learned that Robert Mueller would investigate the Russian plot, says the final report on the investigation, whose censored version was sent to Congress today.

This is highlighted by a report that has been unearthed in recent hours and that provides details of the in camera meeting that the US President had with one of his advisers.

According to several media in this country, the man with whom he got to know him has learned that Mueller was about to be investigated in connection with what he was doing. call the "Russiagate".

It is in this context that President Trump has launched the phrase that, in recent hours, has become one of the most discussed topics in social networks around the world. "It's the end of my presidency, I'm screwed up," the report says.

CNN provides an even more detailed picture of this scene that Trump played before the Attorney General of the day, Jeff Sessions, Chief of Staff Sessions, Jody Hunt, and White House Attorney Don McGahn.

According to the chronicle, when it was informed that the Deputy Secretary General of Justice, Rod Rosenstein, had appointed Robert Mueller as special attorney, the man got furious and launched rudeness after his arrest. to lie on his chair.

According to Hunt's notes, Trump was "angry" and "criticized" Sessions for inhibiting Russian research. "How did you let that happen, Jeff?" Trump asked his Attorney General who would have asked him to resign at the same time. Trump told Sessions: "You were supposed to protect me," he said, "Sessions recalls," according to Mueller's report.

"Everyone tells me that if you have one of these independent prosecutors, you're ruining your presidency.It takes years and years and I can not do anything.It's the worst thing that I arrival, "said Trump, according to the report.

THE DETAILS OF THE REPORT

The report details Trump's efforts to take over the investigation and chase Mueller and claims that his attempts to obstruct the investigation have failed because the authorities have refused to obey his orders. "orders", reported CNN after the publication of the document.

The investigation, which threatened to leave Trump on the ropes, determined that there was "no sufficient evidence" that the president had obstructed justice or conspired with the Kremlin to harm his rival in the 2016 presidential election, Hillary Clinton.

Today, Jerrold Nadler, chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the US House of Representatives, has asked Mueller to testify before Congress about his investigation.

"As I have already informed the Department of Justice, I am seeking 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."

Nadler's request came just before the US Justice Department sent to Congress the censored version of Mueller's report, which lasted two years.

The erased version of the report is about 400 pages long and its "some censored sections" are intended not to hinder the work of the intelligence community or the integrity of the judicial proceedings still in progress, said Attorney General William Barr . in a press conference.

Barr acknowledged that "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 released."

However, he stated that Trump had not exercised his right to invoke the "privilege of the executive" to censor certain parts of the report, and that no outsider to the ministry of the Justice had revised the document, reported the EFE news agency.

In that same conference, Barr said he was not opposed to Mueller testifying before Congress, a request from Democrats for weeks.