WATCH: Maxine Waters Goes NUTS On Mueller Report: 'We Haven't Lost' To Trump

     Congresswoman Maxine Waters received the Chairman's Award at the 50th annual NAACP Image Awards on Saturday night and took questions during her speech.  Waters Waters claims she hasn't lost to President Donald Trump after the findings of the Mueller Report "totally exonerated" Trump.

​     "No matter what this report is thus far, we have seen enough. We have seen right before our very eyes the obstruction of justice in so many ways. Not only the firing of Comey. But it is a fact that he said on the airplane and he wrote a memorandum at the meeting that took place at Trump Towers," she said.

     "Where they had organized this meeting to talk about how they can undermine Hillary Clinton. But he wrote the memo. He told a lie and said it was about another issue altogether. Having to do with adoptions of children, etcetera, etcetera," she added.

     "And so, This is what I'm saying, No matter what has been revealed thus far, and it's only four pages of what appears to be a report of about maybe somewhere between the three thousand four thousand pages. We can not somehow to be so disgusted of looking what has been released. That we've think we've lost. We haven't lost," Watters continued.

     "We haven't seen the whole report. We don't know what the other evidence is. And besides that, the Congress of the United States has responsibility for oversight and investigation. And for those of six sitting on the six committees, that have the responsibility for oversight and investigation, we are going to continue," she said.

     "In my committee, the financial services committee, I have the responsibility to know if the sections are being applied or being followed. If the treasurer, Mr. Mnunchint, is doing his job. So, my committee, in addition to everything else we do, we are going to be looking at what is happening with the sanctions and money laundering," she continued.

     "Money laundering is a key issue. I believe in all these investigations. And don't forget, there are a number of investigations going on up in the southern district of New York. And in New York about financial affairs about the foundation. And It ain't over until it's over," she added.

     "And it's not over yet. And for those of us that believe it's in the best interest of this country not to have a president who is dangerous, who is unpredictable, and who has alienated all of our allies. And I as you know, have said, 'I believe that he needs to be impeached.' But we're going to continue our work. And I'm not all so discouraged and disgusted that I'm going to walk away," Waters said.​

     Trump said before boarding Air Force One to return from Mar-a-Lago to Washington, "It was just announced there was no collusion with Russia, the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard."

     "There was no collusion with Russia. There was no obstruction and none whatsoever. And it was a complete and total exoneration," Trump added.