"Only know the conclusions, and on the big one, No Collusion," the president tweeted.
A redacted version of the Mueller report will be made available in April, as promised by US Attorney General William Barr.
After Mueller and his team on March 22 completed their 22-month investigation, Barr two days later offered a letter to DC lawmakers containing a short sketch of the exhaustive probe, said to exceed 300 pages.
Barr added, however, that the Mueller findings also did not let Trump and his team off the hook, according to multiple reports.
Additional media reports following the release of the Mueller findings detail that the team assembled to create it are dissatisfied with how Barr has described their conclusions.
During an interview with Fox and Friends Weekend, Trump — who earlier tweeted that the report was "a total waste of time" — reacted to the growing call to release the report's findings, stating: "It's really up to the attorney general, whatever he wants to do."
Democrats on Capitol Hill have stated that they will take Barr to court if their subpoena is ignored. Moscow has consistently denied any involvement in the 2016 US presidential elections.
