Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Monday special counsel Robert Mueller’s report shows “conclusively” that President Trump has nothing to do with Russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 election.

But McConnell, R-K.Y., blamed the Obama administration for not countering Russia election interference three years ago.

“No collusion, no conspiracy, no obstruction,” McConnell said in a floor speech Monday, referring to Mueller’s findings about Trump.

“It’s good news that our law enforcement professionals know much more about Russia’s malevolent attempts to interfere in the American election and it’s good news that we can conclusively set aside the notion that the president and his team had somehow participated in those attacks on our democracy,” McConnell said.

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McConnell said Mueller’s report shows that Russia engaged in an extended effort to disrupt the 2016 election that was not anticipated or prevented by the Obama administration.

“It’s deeply disturbing that the Obama administration was apparently insufficiently prepared to anticipate and counter these Russian efforts,” McConnell said.