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But first, molly henneberg live outside the justice department. molly, what are we looking for in this report? >> reporter: hi, ed. in general, we're looking for the main conclusions regarding collusion with russia and obstruction of justice. also we're looking at what does it mean for president trump. in addition, we're looking at is this the it? meaning is what we get today all we're going to get from the report, or will there be more? attorney general william barr arrived this morning, and he's been here with his assistant attorney general rod rosenstein, they were here yesterday and they'r...

Report. that was nonbinding, but that effort did stall in the senate leaving big questions about how much underlying information the public will actually see. barr has said he'll release as much as he can by law, and no surprise, deep partisan differences today on what the next steps should be. >> at the end of the day, if this report comes back as it seems to be coming back, that there was no collusion on the president or the part of the campaign, then that is the part we need to take and move from here. >> the job of congress is much broader than the job of a special counsel. the special cou...

Ed? ed: molly, there's also talk about lawmakers actually calling on mueller to testify, and if he doesn't agree to do it, democrats are talking about issuing a subpoena. >> reporter: if that whole report is not released by the department of justice behind me, congressman nadler says, yes, he may call robert mueller to testify before his committee and find out what's missing from the report or wasn't released publicly. republicans say it's against the law to release any classified details from the report, and they don't think democrats had been able to get much more information than what is in...

Suffolk university that suggested a small majority of the country believe the president has been investigated too much. he's obviously been out there for a long time trying to beat up on mueller, suggests again and again this is a witch hunt. how does that play as well especially with his base? >> well, in the poll you pulled out today, the majority believe that trump has tried to interfere in the probe. and there is just under majority, i think it's something about 40%, believe that the trump campaign was working with the russian government. and what that shows us is the white house messaging...

Out there. what about sensitive information? democrats pushing for that, but could there be a boomerang if it's the kind of information that should not be made public? >> i think we'll just have to trust the department of justice, right, to make the appropriate redactions so as to not put any legal peril on on ongoing investigations. bewe also know from your poll 41% of americans don't think it will change their opinion of president trump. but we also know that a sitting president can't be indicted under tradition and rule, and we also know that negative information can't be revealed about som...