Trump accuses Hillary Clinton of "destroying the lives" of her campaigners

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During an interview with Sean Hannity of Fox News, Trump asserted that the investigation to determine whether his campaign had been plotted with the Russian government was a coup attempt aimed at thwarting his campaign and to end his presidency.

"It destroyed the lives of people who were part of our campaign," Trump told Fox.

"It was a coup d'etat, it was an attempt to overthrow the US government (…) .It was a reversal, it's a scandalous thing" , did he declare.

Trump accuses Hillary Clinton of "destroying the lives of the people who were part of our campaign, she destroyed their lives".

"It was a coup d'etat, it was an attempt to overthrow the US government," the president added, referring to Mueller's investigation. pic.twitter.com/Uvfcr1mQeo

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Trump has been attracting attention on Clinton in recent days, following his remarks earlier this week, claiming that Trump would have been charged with obstructing justice if he had not been president in office.

"I think there is enough for anyone else who has committed these acts to be indicted," said Clinton this week at the Time 100 Summit, citing "the Department of Justice's rule that you can not indict a sitting president. "

"The whole issue of obstruction was very directly sent to Congress," added Clinton. "And if you read this part of the report, it could not be clearer."

The president has frequently criticized the Mueller investigation and senior FBI officials who originally called the investigation into Russia, calling them "angry democrats" on Twitter.

He resumed that criticism Thursday, referring to the former director of the FBI. James ComeyJames Brien ComeySessions: It's time to accept the results of the Mueller report and move on. Davis: The shocking fact that Mueller would never have accused Trump of a crime Sarah Sanders is entitled to her opinions, but not to her own facts MORE and former deputy director of the FBI Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Mueller Report concludes that it was not necessary Ten post-Mueller issues that could tip investigators over collusion in Russia The electronic monitoring is not the only way out. espionage, she is much more powerful. like "dirty cops" in his interview with Fox News.

Earlier this week, he denied allegations in Mueller's report that he allegedly ordered former White House lawyer Don McGahn to dismiss Mueller, one of the most serious charges in his case. The report.