Also, NYT is saying that Barr and WH have had numerous conversations about the report's contents.
That we can't trust far-right tin-foil-hat-wearing blogs?So what did we learn from Bill Priestap’s compendious and revealing testimony?
WaPo just announced that the report will be lightly redacted! Hope spring eternal!
That's pretty much exactly how it went down. Barr more or less stated NO COLLUSION - NO OBSTRUCTION, took a couple of questions that allowed him to reiterate that and then left.Barr's press conference is to spin the report before anyone else (except Trump) has seen it.
EDIT: Mueller will not be at the press conference. None of his team will be there. Barr will offer his version of things and take questions. Of course, no one will have seen the report by then, and once people have seen it, Barr will be back in his office.
That seems to be the reason for most of the length. While this could not have legitimately been done in a four-page document, 40 pages was probably sufficient. The rest is to facilitate disparagement on the President, which is in line with the media-first approach the team has always exhibited.Fodder for the liberal media which will just be Ammo for Trump to attack.
More likely the criminal referrals that Nunes submitted last week or the investigation that Barr has ordered.Redacted report is out, I've downloaded it. Can be downloaded from this url
https://www.justice.gov/storage/rep...iVTIQ4aVyYAcavs1X7qx4CrESEE6OFrrQX4W79F4o2wo4
Glancing over it it appears most of the redactions are labeled "HOM" - Harm to Ongoing Matter. This doesn't exactly make it seem like Trump is free and clear.
Also Barr released the document as an unsearchable PDF apparently. Cheeky fellow, that one.
Oh sure, it's just a dick move and indicative of the fact that Barr's not the honest broker he portrays himself as.Software will quickly take care of that.