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President Trump went after the “Crazy Mueller Report” this morning, insisting that parts of it were ‘fabricated’ and “total bullshit.”

But then he abruptly stopped tweeting and did not finish his thoughts until some nine hours later, after he’d finished a round of golf.

He went on to recommend that Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s prosecutors be probed for ‘Spying or Treason’ and charged with crimes.

Trump seemingly took aim at the prosecutors and former White House Counsel Don McGahn in his earlier messages, when he told his followers to ‘watch out’ for sources who produce ‘so-called “notes”‘ that were not known to exist before now.

The thought lingered, unexplained, while he was on the golf course.

It was nine hours later, after great speculation on social media, that he issued the third part.

Conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh joined Trump at Mar-a-Lago for a round of golf.

Limbaugh repeated on his show yesterday that Trump was a victim of an “attempted coup.”

The Mueller Report underscored the access Mueller’s team had to the inner workings of the White House through people close to the president.

Former White House counsel Don McGahn could be a prime target for Trump, according to one source familiar with the president’s thinking, since he was a senior aide who supplied a number of damaging stories about the president.

McGahn characterized Trump’s orders to oust Mueller as “crazy shit” and is depicted as telling Trump in a private conversation he was keeping notes because he is a “real lawyer” after the president challenged his decision to tell Mueller about efforts to get rid of the special counsel.

Rob Porter, the former White House staff secretary, may also come into Trump’s crosshairs because he testified that he ignored the president’s instructions to see if then-No. 3 Justice Department official Rachel Brand could take over the Russia probe.

Former White House deputy chief of staff Rick Dearborn told investigators he refused to pressure then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions to take control of the investigation.

Notes from Sessions’s chief of staff Jody Hunt’s showed Trump lamented that he was “f—ed” because of Mueller’s hiring.

And White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders admitted she misled reporters about James Comey’s firing as FBI director.

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