Fox News' Shep Smith tells viewers that "everyone in America" ​​should read the Mueller report

Fox News presenter Shep Smith told viewers Tuesday that "everyone in the US" should read tips Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerDem: committees get new powers to investigate Trump Dem Committees get new powers to investigate Trump Schiff: Intel panel will hold a "round" of hearings on the report Mueller PLUSThe complete report.

In his show Tuesday afternoon, Smith specifically pointed out that Mueller's report did not exonerate President TrumpDonald John Trump: a candidate for the judiciary desist in the midst of a Republican opposition: report The candidate for the judiciary of Trump withdraws beyond a republican opposition: a report proposes that Cummings postpone the vote for contempt for Wednesday on census documents summoned to appear MORE.

"Do not forget, in his more than 400-page report that everyone in the United States should read, Robert Mueller exposed 10 cases of apparent obstruction to justice, potentially hindering justice by President Trump, "Smith said.

"The special council did not exonerate the president," he added.

In his first public statement since the end of his report, Mueller said last month that if his office "trusted that the president had clearly not committed a crime, we would have said".

The special advocate pointed to the Justice Department's current guidelines that a sitting president could not be charged, but said in his report that Congress had the power to investigate for obstruction.

Smith's comments on the report came out on Tuesday as he discussed the clash between the Justice Department and House Democrats while the House voted on the party's initiative to call the former White House lawyer Don McGahn and the Attorney General. William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrCummings Proposes Delay Wednesday Contempt for Cinder Count Records Cummings Proposes to Delay Voting for Wednesday Contempt for Fox News Shep Smith Summons Summons tells viewers that "everyone in America" ​​should read the Mueller report "Civil contempt" for failing to comply with Congressional summonses.