US President Donald Trump on Thursday denied what he called the final report on Trump’s connection to White House lawyer Don McGahn at his home and ordered him to contact the acting justice minister and tell him that Muller should be removed in an attempt to undermine McGovern’s credibility. A possible testimony before Congress.

“As far as false news media reported incorrectly, I never told the White House counselor at the time without McGahn to dismiss Robert Mueller, although I have the legal right to do so,” the president said in a tweet through his official Twitter account. “If I wanted to dismiss Muller when I did not need McGahn to do that, I could have done it myself.”

As has been incorrectly reported by the Fake News Media, I never told then White House Counsel Don McGahn to fire Robert Mueller, even though I had the legal right to do so. If I wanted to fire Mueller, I didn’t need McGahn to do it, I could have done it myself. Nevertheless,….

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 25, 2019

Trump’s comments come as part of White House attempts to thwart efforts by Democratic congressmen to pursue investigations into Muller’s investigation into the Russian intervention in the 2016 US election and Trump’s possible involvement in obstructing justice.

Where the chairman of the Judicial Committee in the US House of Representatives, “Jerry Nadler,” a memo calling the former White House adviser “Don McGahn” to testify before Congress and media reports that the White House may prevent McGon from complying with the order of Congress, Trump said yesterday to my correspondent The White House “I was the most transparent president … we will face all the summonses.”

Muller, in the revised version of his report on the two-year investigation, said last week that “Trump nearly two years ago sought to isolate the special investigator,” adding that US President George W. Bush’s efforts to isolate Muller came after press reports that the president was under investigation With him on charges of obstructing justice. ”

According to the report, Trump called the White House lawyer “Don McGahn” at his home “and ordered him to contact the acting justice minister to tell him that the private investigator has conflicting interests and must be isolated.” But Counselor McGahn refused to implement Trump’s order to dismiss Mueller.

The report said that Trump believed that the appointment of a special investigator to oversee the federal investigation into the Russian intervention in the 2016 elections foreshadowed the end of his presidency. Trump was concerned when former Justice Minister Geoff Sessions informed him of Müller’s appointment in May 2017. Trump said he returned with his back Back on his seat, “My God. This is terrible. This is the end of my presidency. I have finished, “Trump asked the justice minister, who scolded him for months to step down from the Russian investigation.” How did you allow this to happen, Jeff? “Adding that the minister had given up.

The FBI’s special investigator, Robert Mueller, concluded a two-year investigation involving dozens of US and Russian figures, including aides close to President Trump, seeking the truth of Russia’s intervention in the 2016 US election and handing over his final report to Justice Minister Bill Barr a month ago to be released today, the report on which he was unable to build on the evidence of the declaration of the innocence of US President “Donald Trump” of obstructing justice.

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