Well, you are one of those who believes Trump never lies:
https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/01/politics/fact-check-william-barr-lie-to-congress/index.html
Yes he punted, and Barr decided to protect his boss rather then do what he was legally required to do.
https://www.nybooks.com/daily/2019/04/26/mueller-prosecutors-trump-did-obstruct-justice/
Prosecutors working for Special Counsel Robert Mueller concluded last year that they had sufficient evidence to seek criminal charges against President Donald Trump for obstruction of justice over the president’s alleged pressuring of then FBI Director James Comey in February 2017 to shut down an FBI investigation of the president’s then national security adviser, Michael Flynn.
Privately, the two prosecutors, who were then employed in the special counsel’s office, told other Justice Department officials that had it not been for the unique nature of the case—the investigation of a sitting president of the United States, and one who tried to use the powers of his office to thwart and even close down the special counsel’s investigation—they would have advocated that he face federal criminal charges. I learned of the conclusions of the two former Mueller prosecutors not by any leak, either from them personally or from the office of special counsel. Rather, the two prosecutors disclosed this information in then-confidential conversations with two other federal law enforcement officials, who subsequently recounted what they were told to me.
On March 24, without consulting with Mueller, Attorney General William Barr declared that in the absence of a final judgment by Mueller as to whether or not the president broke the law, he, the attorney general, had taken it upon himself to make that determination in a summary he sent to Congress. Barr decided that Trump wouldn’t be charged with a crime. But many career Justice Department employees, former prosecutors for the special counsel, and legal scholars have questioned the propriety and legitimacy of Barr’s making such a decision.
Given the Justice Department’s longstanding doctrine that a president cannot face criminal indictment while in office, Mueller suggested in his report that Congress could still act: the special counsel made more than twenty references in his report to Congress’s impeachment power. But the House Democratic leadership has spoken of impeachment proceedings in only the most tentative way, and some Democratic lawmakers have expressed outright disapproval
Only for collusion, and obstruction. He never obtained Trumps bank records, or who Trump was indebted to.
Congress is, but useful idiots like you will still defend your lying coward.
What action did BHO take when the people of IRAN began an uprising against the rule of the Muslim Mullah's in a quest for democratic rule....did he help the people of IRAN or turn his back on them? Strange he had no problem in taking unilateral military action in four other nations claiming he was helping the people set up democratic governments...when in reality he was helping the Brotherhood take out the secular rulers....he stuck his nose up the ass of every nation in the middle east except IRAN. I wonder why? Some Arab Spring...no?