唐纳德·特朗普总统猛烈抨击记者向他提问前特别顾问罗伯特·穆勒今天在国会的证词，以及他是否担心卸任后可能被起诉。
在周三下午的新闻发布会上，总统指责记者向他提出了与穆勒证词相关的问题。当全国广播公司的哈里·杰克逊提到穆勒曾说过特朗普卸任后可能会被起诉时，总统回答说她问了“一个非常愚蠢和不公平的问题”
“当你看到罗伯特·穆勒的声明时。之前的陈述，然后他做了一个总结。下午晚些时候，他做了一个修正，”他说。“你知道那个修正是什么，你仍然会问这个问题。你知道为什么，因为你是假消息，你是最差的。”
特朗普补充道:“事实上，你甚至会问这个问题。你是假消息，因为你知道吗，他下午完全改正了自己，你和任何人一样清楚这一点。”
美国公共广播公司白宫记者亚米切·阿尔金多尔和《花花公子》政治记者布莱恩·卡里姆也声称总统在记者招待会上对他们的问题不屑一顾。当阿尔金多尔要求特朗普对穆勒关于他的书面回答“普遍不真实”的评论进行评论时，总统回应称她“不真实”
“我直接向特朗普总统引用了罗伯特·穆勒的话，他回答说我的问题“不诚实”。他完全错了，”阿尔金多推特。
在a录像在推特上分享时，卡里姆问特朗普:“你相信，即使特朗普退出，在你离任后，你会因为阻挠而面临起诉吗？
“不，因为我们没有做错什么，”总统回答，“这很简单。什么都没做错。这完全是一个大骗局，如果你今天看看，什么都没做错。”
卡里姆还分享了特朗普的照片，称总统称他为“假新闻”
穆勒在此前的一份声明中表示，他的团队没有指控特朗普，因为司法部的准则规定现任总统不能被起诉，他在听证会上收回了自己的言论。“这不是正确的说法，”他说。"我们没有就总统是否犯了罪做出决定。"
当被问及特朗普离开椭圆形办公室后是否可能面临起诉时，这位前特别顾问说，“是的。”
紧张的新闻发布会后，特朗普显然在推特上提到了这一事件。“‘白宫记者问的那种问题几乎就像他们没有看到听证会上发生了什么！’@JesseBWatters听证会对罗伯特·穆勒和民主党来说是一场灾难。然而，虚假新闻媒体会尽力做到最好！”总统在推特上写道。
穆勒周三在国会作证约六个小时，讲述他关于俄罗斯干涉2016年总统选举的448页报告。在特朗普出庭期间，这位前特别顾问重申了他之前的主张，即尽管总统声称自己无罪，但近两年的调查并没有免除特朗普的不法行为。
“米勒主任，总统一再声称你的报告没有发现任何阻碍，并且完全证明他无罪。你的报告不是这么说的，是吗？”众议院司法委员会主席杰罗德·纳德勒问道。
穆勒回答说:“没错，报告不是这么说的”。
2019年7月24日，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普在DC华盛顿离开白宫之前，就穆勒报告向媒体发表了讲话。今天，前特别顾问罗伯特·穆勒在众议院司法和情报委员会就他的报告结果作证。
TRUMP LASHES OUT AT REPORTERS OVER MUELLER QUESTIONS: 'VERY DUMB… YOU'RE UNTRUTHFUL… ONE OF THE WORST'
President Donald Trump lashed out at reporters for asking him questions about former special counsel Robert Mueller's testimony in Congress today and whether he was worried that he could be indicted after leaving office.
During a press conference on Wednesday afternoon, the president rebuked reporters for asking him questions related to Mueller's testimony. When NBC's Hallie Jackson mentioned that Mueller had said that Trump could be indicted after leaving office, the president replied by declaring that she had asked "a very dumb and unfair question."
"When you saw Robert Mueller's statement. The earlier statement, and then he did a recap. He did a correction later on in the afternoon," he said. "And you know what that correction was, and you still ask the question. You know why, because you're fake news, you're one of the worst."
Trump added: "The fact that you even ask that question. You're fake news because you know what, he totally corrected himself in the afternoon and you know that just as well as anybody."
PBS White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor and Playboy political reporter Brian Karem also claimed that the president were dismissive of their questions during the press conference. When Alcindor asked Trump to comment on Mueller's remark that his written answers were "generally untruthful," the president responded calling her "untruthful."
"I quoted Robert Mueller directly to President Trump and he replied that I was being 'untruthful' in my question. He was totally wrong," Alcindor tweeted.
In a video, shared on Twitter, Karem asked Trump: "Do you believe that, even though he backed away from it, after you leave office, you could face indictment for obstruction?
"No, because we did nothing wrong," the president responded, "it's very simple. Nothing was done wrong. This was all a big hoax and if you look at it today, nothing was done wrong."
Karem also shared a photo of Trump, saying the president called him "Fake News."
Mueller, who had said in an earlier statement that his team did not charge Trump because Department of Justice guidelines stated that a sitting president could not be indicted, walked back his remarks during the hearing. It was "not the correct way to say it," he said. "We did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a crime."
When asked whether Trump could possibly face indictment after he leaves the Oval Office, the former special counsel said, "yes."
Following the tense press conference, Trump apparently addressed the incident in a tweet. "'The kind of questions the White House Correspondents were asking is almost like they didn't see what went on at the hearings!' @JesseBWatters The hearings were a disaster for Robert Mueller & the Democrats. Nevertheless, the Fake News Media will try to make the best out of it!" the president tweeted.
Mueller testified before Congress for roughly six hours on Wednesday about his 448-page report on Russia interference in the 2016 presidential election. During his appearance, the former special counsel repeated his previous assertion that the nearly two-year-long investigation did not exonerate Trump of wrongdoing, despite the president's claims of innocence.
"Director Mueller, the president has repeatedly claimed that your report found there was no obstruction and that it completely and totally exonerated him. That is not what your report said, is it?" House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler asked.
"Correct, that is not what the report said," Mueller responded.
U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media about the Mueller report before departing from the White House on July 24, 2019 in Washington, DC. Today former special counsel Robert Mueller testified before the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees on his reports findings.
