BRET BAIER (FOX NEWS ANCHOR): At the beginning of this, clearly the attorney general was laying out, much as he did, the conclusions in that letter that he sent out -- specifically on collusion and conspiring -- that no American, no member of the Trump campaign, and the president himself did not conspire with Russia to interfere in the 2016 election. Went through that a number of different ways, a number of different times and very definitively. On the obstruction issue, that was where we got more detail. That in this report there are 10 episodes where the special counsel notes that there is a potential for obstruction but does not reach the conclusion that there was in fact obstruction by the president. The attorney general makes that determination and the deputy attorney general, saying that it is not obstruction. They did not find corrupt intent and then they go into the details of how much cooperation the White House gave to the special counsel in documents, in interviews, and not calling for any executive privilege for any redactions throughout this. Now, I do think there will be some criticism. You started to hear it in the reporters' questions towards the end about, you know, what the president was thinking and his emotions being upset and that this was an effort to pre-spin the actual document. But, you know, Bill Barr kind of laying it out straight, cut and dry, here is what his conclusion is, and then he is going to release the report. And we'll see.