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The report first. He will decide what Congress Gets to see, but before Congress Gets even that version, the white house wants to scrub it down with claims of executive privilege. So in the end you may get nothing. The process is a new laser sharp focus this morning because the special counsels office just dropped what could be a major clue bomb in a new legal filing. Robert muellers lawyer said they face a press of work this week, a press of work. Could that press be the actual report this week ...

About a week and a half ago the Washington Post filed a motion with the federal court in washington, d. C. That was handling a criminal case of president s campaign chairman, Paul Manafort. And that motion from the Washington Post called on the judge in the manafort case in d. C. To release unredacted filings and transcripts from manaforts case. So that the Washington Post and by extension the American People could get a gander at those documents. Specifically the post motion called for unredact...

Single greatest witchhunt in political history . Isnt this the same Mueller Investigation that he has publicly attacked 361 times by one count . With so many attempts to discredit this investigation, why would he now want all of us to see it . Lets start with abby phillip. Shes in lima, ohio, where the president will soon be speaking. Just last month the president wouldnt commit to making the Mueller Report public telling cbs, quote, it depends. I have no idea what its going to say. So whats up ...

Oh, wow. Thats pretty good, guys. I like it. Im very calm, man. Good morning. Welcome to morning joe. Along with joe, willie and me we have Political Writer to the New York Times and msnbc political analyst nick confessore. National political reporter hei Heidi Pryzbyla, donny deutsch, chairman of the Democratic National economy Michael Steele is with us and anchor for bbc America Katty Kay joins us. We pulled you in because of the breaking news across the pond, the news that theresa may will be...

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