Mueller report given to Bar

isn't it true Mueller reports directly to Barr?

isn't it also true Barr has been able to access all of Mueller's evidence since Trump appointed him?

and is it even possible Trump and his lawyers haven't been working with Barr continuously?


just heard Barr may submit his report to Congress later tonight.............how can he edit/redact Mueller's lengthy report in a few hours or a few days?

naw, no Trump con here
 
The latest from BBC News:

Traditionally the Justice Department has been reluctant to provide information about investigations that do not lead to criminal prosecution. That was a guideline notably violated by former FBI Director James Comey during his July 2016 press statement outlining the results of a federal investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was Barack Obama's secretary of state.

It would be ironic, to say the least, if the resulting political fallout from Mr Comey's decision - which Ms Clinton's campaign believes dealt a mortal wound - is cited by Justice Department officials to defend a decision to keep confidential damaging details of the Mueller investigation involving Donald Trump.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-47312898
 
reagansghost said:
isn't it true Mueller reports directly to Barr?

isn't it also true Barr has been able to access all of Mueller's evidence since Trump appointed him?

and is it even possible Trump and his lawyers haven't been working with Barr continuously?


just heard Barr may submit his report to Congress later tonight.............how can he edit/redact Mueller's lengthy report in a few hours or a few days?

naw, no Trump con here
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Mueller could have made it very basic


who he indicted and why
 
Barr gave a release soon after saying he would outline it by this weekend


I think that means we will hear something this weekend
 
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