Five things that did not happen during the Mueller investigation

Robert Mueller has submitted his report on the Trump-Russia inquiry to Attorney General William Barr. Soon, perhaps in a few hours, Barr will send the "main conclusions" of the report to Congress. It will first be forwarded to the Speaker and the Senior Member of the Judiciary Committees of the House and Senate. We do not know what will happen next, but other lawmakers will see the document, and the content of the report will be updated regularly.

The Mueller investigation is over and it seems that Mueller does not recommend any new indictment.

At this point, it is not possible to say what is in the report. But even at this early stage, it's possible to note some things do not occur during the Mueller investigation.

1. Mueller did not indict Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner or other persons whose alleged legal danger had been the subject of intense speculation by the media in the United States. last year.

2. Mueller did not accuse anybody of the Trump campaign or circle of conspiring with Russia to fix the 2016 election, which was the subject of intense speculation in the media over the last year.

3. Mueller has not summoned the president to appear, which has been the subject of intense speculation in the media over the past year.

4. The President has not referred Mueller, which has been the subject of intense speculation in the media over the past year.

5. The President did not interfere with the investigation into the Mueller case because it has been the subject of intense speculation in the media over the last year . In his letter to Congress, Barr stressed the obligation to advise lawmakers if senior officials of the Department of Justice were ingesting him in the investigation into the Mueller case. "There have not been such cases," Barr wrote.

So, Mueller is finished. Shortly after the announcement of the news, Fox News correspondent at the White House, John Roberts, said: " [at the White House] "Yes and No. Mueller's decision to file a report and no longer to recommend indictments does not mean that the expanded Trump-Russia inquiry is over." Democrats in the House have multiplied Trump-Russia Inquiries in recent weeks to ensure that this will never be over, and there is little doubt that such investigations will continue, at least until the 2020 elections.