President Donald Trump took yet another dig at Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Saturday afternoon.
The commander-in-chief posted an 18-second video to Twitter breaking down the Mueller investigation on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election 'by the numbers'.
Slides read one-by-one: '$30 million+ spent, 18 Angry Democrats, 675 Days, 2,800+ Subpoenas, 500+ Witnesses, 0 Collusion, 0 Obstruction.'
The video ends with a photo of Trump holding a glass of water up like a toast during January's State of the Union.
President Donald Trump took yet another dig at Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Saturday afternoon. Pictured: A grab from the Twitter video
The commander-in-chief posted an 18-second video to Twitter breaking down the Mueller investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election 'by the numbers'
Slides read one-by-one: '$30 million+ spent, 18 Angry Democrats, 675 Days, 2,800+ Subpoenas, 500+ Witnesses, 0 Collusion, 0 Obstruction'. So far, the tweet has garnered more than 11,500 likes and more than 4,200 retweets
There are some stats that Trump's video fails to mention including 34 people being indicted as a result of the investigation and the at least 30 times Trump wrote in his responses to questions that he 'does not recall' or 'remember'.
So far, the tweet has garnered more than 45,700 likes and more than 15,400 retweets.
This is far from the first time Trump has taken aim at the Mueller report. Earlier on Saturday, he sent out a series of tweet calling it the 'greatest Witch Hunt in U.S. political history' in a series of scathing tweets.
He also declared 'the Russia hoax is dead' and suggested the 'haters' were trying to stir up trouble.
Trump, who is spending the Easter weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resit in Palm Beach County, Florida, also boasted of his record, declaring that unemployment was at a 50 year low, and that 'the economy is doing GREAT! [sic]'
Released on Thursday after a nearly two-year investigation, Mueller's report detailed a cooperative - but not criminal - contact between Trump's 2016 election campaign and Russia that assisted the Republican against his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
Attorney General William Barr said the report concluded there was not enough to conclude that Trump's campaign colluded with the Kremlin.
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