Trump Claims Mueller's Russia Probe 'Not Allowed Under The Law'
- 6 years ago
President Trump on Sunday slammed the Russia probe.
President Trump on Sunday continued to go after special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russia's interference in US elections.
"The illegal Mueller Witch Hunt continues in search of a crime," Trump tweeted. "There was never Collusion with Russia, except by the Clinton campaign, so the 17 Angry Democrats are looking at anything they can find. Very unfair and BAD for the country. ALSO, not allowed under the LAW!"
The tweet came a day after he stated that the Russia probe was having a significant impact on his poll numbers.
"While my (our) poll numbers are good, with the Economy being the best ever, if it weren't for the Rigged Russian Witch Hunt, they would be 25 points higher! Highly conflicted Bob Mueller & the 17 Angry Democrats are using this Phony issue to hurt us in the Midterms. No Collusion!" Trump wrote on Twitter Saturday.
In May, the Senate Intelligence Committee leaders said in a joint statement that the panel agreed with the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election "for the purpose of helping Donald Trump and hurting Hillary Clinton."
President Trump on Sunday continued to go after special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russia's interference in US elections.
"The illegal Mueller Witch Hunt continues in search of a crime," Trump tweeted. "There was never Collusion with Russia, except by the Clinton campaign, so the 17 Angry Democrats are looking at anything they can find. Very unfair and BAD for the country. ALSO, not allowed under the LAW!"
The tweet came a day after he stated that the Russia probe was having a significant impact on his poll numbers.
"While my (our) poll numbers are good, with the Economy being the best ever, if it weren't for the Rigged Russian Witch Hunt, they would be 25 points higher! Highly conflicted Bob Mueller & the 17 Angry Democrats are using this Phony issue to hurt us in the Midterms. No Collusion!" Trump wrote on Twitter Saturday.
In May, the Senate Intelligence Committee leaders said in a joint statement that the panel agreed with the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election "for the purpose of helping Donald Trump and hurting Hillary Clinton."