White House photo of Donald Trump and staff in the Oval Office. From left, Kellyanne Conway, Bill Shine, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Dan Scavino, Donald Trump, Stephen Miller, Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump and Mercedes Schlapp
President Donald Trump's spin on special counsel Robert Mueller's report is at odds with what White House aides expect the full document to show, Washington Post White House reporter Ashley Parker explained.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter examined whether Trump's claims of full exoneration would backfire on him when a redacted copy of the report is released to the public next week.
"Could Trump’s cries of 'total exoneration' become his own 'Mission Accomplished'?" Parker wondered.
In her analysis piece, Parker dropped an interesting piece of news.
"Privately, White House aides and Trump allies say they fully expect the report to contain embarrassing specifics for the president," she reported.
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