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Easi easily. I completely agree on the delassification like that. The sources and that set a new precedent. It will be different for the investigation, turning over materials to congress. You turned over thousands of pages, in the middle of the investigation, now that it is closed you cant tell me you have any reason to hang on to that similar information. So good news and bad news for you. Were not going anywhere. Thats the bad news, the good news is it is your table now. Well, is that what hap...

The ED in its second prosecution complaint (charge sheet) filed before a special court in Raipur on January 1 stated that alleged courier Asim Das, arrested in the Mahadev betting app case, who claimed he had been sent to "deliver" cash to Bhupesh Baghel, has retracted his denial of having made the charges.

In a classified setting, making those transcripts public so the public can see them. if there is a danger to national security, we dont like redacting those parts of it. its only laying the groundwork decision is made about impeachment. >> harris: thats interesting. >> thats what this is. >> harris: wait, let me just slow you down a little bit. we arent going to have a lot of time where they have to get this from you. congresswoman dingell, when you say you havent made up your mind about impeach...

We really need to consider at this point. so going to a public hearing will really allow the american people to see the substance of the evidence and really decide for themselves what they think about where the evidence should lead us. >> so will all the transcripts of the closed-door meetings, will all of those be released? and what percentage do you think of the people who have come forward so far to be witnesses or to give testimony will be called back to do it publicly? >> the answer be is i...

Will really allow the american people to see the substance of the evidence and really decide for themselves, you know, what they think about where the evidence should lead us. >> so will all the transcripts of the closed-door meetings -- will all of those be released, and what percentage do you think of the people who have come forward so far to be witnesses or to give testimony will be called back to do it publicly? >> the answer is i dont know. i dont think that that has been decided, and obvi...

Actually release the find things of the report? >> well, i think what everyone needs to remember is that now that the special counsel is complete with his job, this becomes like any other doj investigation. and i think that attorney general barr and deputy attorney general rosenstein are going to be very careful to follow normal doj procedures in terms of withholding, redacting what is normally withheld and redacted. and particularly because you look back at jim comey, what got him in trouble wa...

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...

Some things, as you pointed out, things that go to other jurisdictions like the southern district of new york and there might be some embarrassing things. i think also, some of the people that appeared before bobs committee and maybe before grand juries have nothing -- nothing came out of it and should their names and their testimony be released, probably not, to protect these individuals who didnt have a dog in the fight and were totally innocent. all those things are going to be difficult to f...

Councils office. barr says consistent with regulations and the law, yes. he says the special council report is a report by the attorney general. he believes he will take this into his own hands, does that mean he writes his own version of this report? is that how he could be reading that? >> i think which he do it one of two ways. and that could mean taking it and redacting classified information, it could be going to congress, it could mean taking out any jury information. it could also mean th...

Moment. the fact of the matter is, the president wants that mueller report that is apparently just on the verge of coming out to be open to the public when it does comes out. congressional democrats are ramping up their own investigations. attorney lisa joins us, former approximately prosecutor, john sale. what are the rules releasing that stuff? you have to be careful about names and individuals and entity and redact that all. what do you think? >> theyll certainly be a lot of redacting. i know...