> EDIT: to repliers, the person I replied to said "we weren't able to determine whether that happened" that's why I asked how he obstructed a report that was fi

> EDIT: to repliers, the person I replied to said "we weren't able to determine whether that happened" that's why I asked how he obstructed a report that was finished. I'm not debating whether or not Trump obstructed justice. He obstructed the investigation leading up to the report. No one is saying he obstructed the report after its release. > EDIT: to daveFNbuck, in America, you're innocent until proven guilty. If someone can't conclude you committed the crime beyond reasonable doubt, you're innocent. That's why we've made obstruction of justice a separate crime regardless of whether you can be found guilty of anything else. Obstruction is a separate offense that you can be found guilty of.