Pages 227 to 368 of the Mueller report cover a minimum of 10 instances in which Trump & Trump associates directed by Trump made attempts to obstruct the investigation.
Mueller agreed with the DOJ OLC assessment that a sitting POTUS cannot be indicted.
If Trump were not POTUS he would have already faced multiple indictments for obstruction.
Trump, Barr, the GOP Nazis, etc., none of these folk want Americans to understand these truths so, they are making desperate attempts to hide these truths from the people by insisting that, "it's over."
Congress has a duty to perform under The Constitution; impeachment of Trump for his abuses of power is the only solution.
Mueller was asked if any Trump staff hindered the investigation.
He said, “no”.
It’s over. Move on.
I don't recall that.
Robert Mueller told Congress on Wednesday that his investigation did not exonerate President Donald Trump of wrongdoing
...using his frequently short answers during back-to-back appearance before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees to confirm a number of damaging facts contained in the report he completed this spring.
Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., asked the former special counsel if his investigation had indeed cleared Trump, as the president has often claimed.
"No," Mueller answered flatly.
The former special counsel, who testified under oath, also detailed why his team didn't decide one way or another whether Trump could be criminally charged, despite some evidence that the White House might have attempted to obstruct the investigation.
"Based on Justice Department policy and principles of fairness, we decided we would not make a determination as to whether the president committed a crime," Mueller said, referring to the longstanding policy set by the department's Office of Legal Counsel against indicting a sitting president.
"Among the most shocking of these incidents (in Mueller's report), President Trump ordered his White House counsel to have you fired and then to lie and deny that it ever happened; he ordered his former campaign manager to convince the recused attorney general to step in and limit your work; and he attempted to prevent witnesses from cooperating with your investigation," Nadler said.
"Although department policy barred you from indicting the president for this conduct, you made clear that he is not exonerated," Nadler added. "Any other person who acted this way would have been charged with a crime. And in this nation, not even the president is above the law."
Under questioning from Rep. Cedric Richmond, D-La., Mueller agreed that it was "correct" to say that Trump asked former White House Counsel Don McGahn to misrepresent facts to defend the president.
"So it's fair to say the president tried to protect himself by asking staff to falsify records relevant to an ongoing investigation?" Richmond asked.
"I would say that's generally the summary," Mueller agreed.