President Donald Trump on Friday continued with his claims of vindication by special counsel Robert Mueller.
Mueller reportedly submitted a nearly 400-page report to Attorney General William Barr -- who has so far refused to share the special counsel's findings with Congress or the public.
Trump has also reportedly not had access Mueller's report, but that did not stop him from taking to Twitter to opine on the subject.
"Robert Mueller was a hero to the radical left Democrats, until he ruled that there was no collusion with Russia (so ridiculous to even say!)," Trump argued, with a bizarre capitalization of some of the words.
"After more than two years since the 'insurance policy' statement was made by a dirty cop, I got the answers I wanted, the truth."
"The problem is, no matter what the radical left Democrats get, no matter what we give them, it will never be enough," he argued.
"Just watch, they will harass and complain and resist (the theme of their movement)," he continued.
"So maybe we should just take our victory and say no, we’ve got a country to run," he concluded.
The commander-in-chief also demanded that the Pulitzer Prize Committee strip The New York Times and The Washington Post of their awards for coverage of his administration's scandals.
