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Utah Republican Senator and former presidential candidate Mitt Romney issued a blistering rebuke to President Donald Trump, saying the findings of the Mueller report left him "sickened."

A CNN panel discussion on Attorney Bill Barr's claim that there is nothing indictable in special counsel Robert Mueller's report turned to the ongoing investigation -- or investigations -- by the U.S. Attorney's office in the Southern District of New York and whether Barr can influence it.

CNN's Jim Acosta on Friday lowered the boom on White House press secretary Sarah Sanders and other officials, telling host Anderson Cooper the "gaslighting" of the American people needed to stop.

MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle had some fun on Friday, hilariously breaking the fourth wall to ask President Donald Trump a "legal" question.

CNN's John King said on Friday he had some degree of "empathy" for White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, whose lies to the American people about the FBI now stand exposed by the Mueller report -- and was quickly shot down by reporter Kaitlan Collins, who pointed out that the press corps gave Sanders several opportunities to walk back her statement, to no avail.

Outrage is growing after the redacted version of the Mueller report revealed Sarah Huckabee Sanders admitted to lying to reporters, with the report stating point blank her lies were "based on nothing."

Fox News contributor Ari Fleischer on Friday took a momentary break from hurling invective at the Democratic Party, and said that President Donald Trump's ongoing tweets about the Mueller report "make it look like he has something to worry about."

Washington Post senior political reporter Aaron Blake told MSNBC on Friday that the Mueller report has raised new questions for House Democrats about Blackwater CEO Erik Prince's Congressional testimony -- and they may soon drag him back in to clarify matters.

Former federal prosecutor Cynthia Alksne told MSNBC on Friday that the clear language of the Mueller report shows that, were it not for Department of Justice rules protecting him, President Donald Trump would likely be indicted on multiple counts of obstruction of justice.

MSNBC's Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough levied a scathing attack on South Carolina Republican senator Lindsey Graham on Thursday, mocking him for being President Donald Trump's clean-up boy after trying to impeach President Bill Clinton for far lesser offenses.

On CNN Friday, Chris Cuomo clashed with Reps. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and Mark Meadows (R-NC) over whether President Donald Trump's attempt to make former White House Counsel Don McGahn fire special counsel Robert Mueller constituted a criminal offense.

Fox News hosts spent the morning after Mueller's report came out telling viewers that concerns about obstruction of justice were new -- but that's what the special counsel was appointed to investigate.