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Destroyed, potentially that could constitute a crime. the question is what democrats will do if the justice department does not ultimately comply and they are unsuccessful in pushing forward on their subpoenas. nancy pelosi made clear that a summary of the findings would not be sufficient. she said that in a letter to her colleagues today, she said the attorney generals offer to provide the committees with a summary of the reports conclusions is insufficient. congress requires a full report and ...

One sentence and a list of all the indictments he filed. boom. done. a lot of people thought that is what mueller would do in terms of filing his final report. i mean, if he had done that, the bullet points briefing that bill barr says hell provide to congress as soon as this weekend would more or less be the whole report. he said he prosecuted these people. thats it. apparently, mueller didnt do something that bones, that bare bones. the report is apparently more comprehensive than just that so...

Mueller reach any conclusions about the nature of mr. trumps business connections with the russians? will the report say anything about whether the firing of james comey as fbi director amounted to obstruction of justice. president trump told lester he fired comey because of the meddling of the russian investigation. >> i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story. >> reporter: will muellers story say anything about mr. trumps hush money payment ...

Transparency and ive been saying for months this report should be released and i would like the work done on the house intelligence committee that that would be released for a couple of reasons. one shall the american people deserve to know after years of hearing these accusations for them to know the truth. the second thing is that anything that isnt released, if theres a paragraph or a sentence of the mueller report thats redacted, people will point to that and say, see, theys thats where the ...

Where are we right now 24 hours after the release of this report? >> well, donald trump was playing golf today, reverend al. attorney general william barr and his deputy attorney general rod rosenstein were cloistered behind closed doors at the justice department reading and reviewing the mueller report. barr would not be releasing the preliminary conclusions that he promised to congress today, but they could come as early as tomorrow. to be clear, what that will be, we assume that will be a rat...

Muellers investigation is done. and we may learn about his principal conclusions this weekend. laura coates is here. harry, its dress down friday i see. >> yeah, in florida. spring training. >> good to have you both on. laura, jason just laid it all out in his story for us after almost two years of investigating. mueller is done. now what? >> i think people are celebrating if youre in the trump administration and the celebration may be premature. what needs to happen now is the actual informatio...

We know from the tweets about sessions over the past two years before he was no longer the a.g., there was a need to have this farmed out, because they may have been replaced or removed. i want to know about that. >> gloria, what are i learning about the democrats strategy going forward? >> principal conclusions are not going to be enough. theyre demanding complete and full transparency. the president is a subject of this investigation. they dont believe the white house should be able to interfe...

Member richard blumenthal and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by for this special edition of "the situation room." first lets go to pamela brown. we havent heard from the president about the delivery of the mueller report, at least not yet. >> yeah. thats right, wolf. we are just learning at this hour that the attorney general bill barr is leaving the justice department after spending nine hours there today scrutinizing and analyzing the confidence report from robert mueller. i...

Doing at this point and what he means by principal conclusions. >> so thats a lot. so redacting is one thing. and then, you know, if you are shortening or coming up with your own version of conclusions, youre not going to do that unless youve read through all of it. and 22-month investigation, i mean that, i cant imagine how many pages were talking about, paul. >> it could be an enormous report. and ill tell you something. >> books. >> the thing that im looking at, is the president is hardly a r...

Thing the white house had to say about all this as we are an anxiously anticipated what might come out of the justice department. i think the president has a better idea. he went and played a round of golf this morning, rather than waiting for the report to come out. as peter doocy was mentioning a second ago, as well as eric, its likely going to be tomorrow at the earliest that were going to see the principal conclusions of that report, let alonnie of the facts behind the case. william barr was...