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Guides to the Redacted Mueller Report – Release is April 18, 2019
by Sabrina I. Pacifici on Apr 17, 2019
Thread by @SethAbramson: "(MUELLER REPORT LIVE THREAD) This thread chronicles—in real time—the release of the Mueller Report, with news and analysis from a @Newsweek columnist and @NYTimes https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1118631217212067841.html bestselling author (Proof of Collusion)" NOTE – There are 953 redacted sections in the 448 pages of the report.
Splinter – The Juiciest Bits From the Mueller Report [UPDATING] and also via Splinter – Sarah Huckabee Sanders Admitted to the Mueller Team That She's Full of S***
Washington Post – Barr says he disagreed with some of Mueller's theories on obstruction claim– "The attorney general said he and Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein "disagreed with some of the special counsel's legal theories and felt that some of the episodes did not amount to obstruction as a matter of law," but that they accepted the special counsel's "legal framework" as they analyzed the case…"
The redacted report by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, covers his investigation into Russian election interference, any ties to the Trump campaign and possible presidential obstruction.
The New York Times: "After 23 months, 500 search warrants, 2,300 subpoenas and a string of indictments, the results of the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, will be public on Thursday in a nearly 400-page report. The treatise is likely to add significantly to our understanding of Russia's 2016 election interference and President Trump's efforts to control federal inquiries into the matter. Attorney General William P. Barr said last month that the special counsel did not find that anyone associated with the Trump campaign worked with the Russian government to illegally influence the election. He also said there was insufficient evidence that Mr. Trump illegally obstructed justice. But Americans have been eagerly waiting to hear from Mr. Mueller's investigators in their own words. Whether you have followed every step of the investigation or are tuning in after months of avoiding the headlines, here is a primer for the report's release…." Also via NYT – "Justice Department officials have had numerous conversations with White House lawyers about the conclusions made by Mr. Mueller, the special counsel, in recent days, according to people with knowledge of the discussions. The talks have aided the president's legal team as it prepares a rebuttal to the report and strategizes for the coming public war over its findings…."
AP: "… Barr will hold a 9:30 a.m. news conference [this is a link to the DOJ live stream site] to present his interpretation of the report's findings, before providing redacted copies [on CDs] to Congress and [then posting it online for] the public. The news conference, first announced by Trump during a radio interview, provoked immediate criticism from congressional Democrats…After the news conference, the report will be delivered to Congress on CDs between 11 a.m. and noon and then be posted on the special counsel's website…" [Note – Neither Mueller nor any members of his team will attend this press conference.] See also AP – 10 instances of possible obstruction in the Mueller Report.
Here Are 17 Things BuzzFeed News Is Trying To Pry Loose About The Mueller Investigation
Lawfare – Memo to the Press: How Not to Screw Up on the Mueller Report
Newsweek – The Mueller Report Is Just the Beginning | Opinion Seth Abramson
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