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Whistle-blower and did they prepared and did indeed did they keep republicans in the dark i think all the acts or will find out more in the coming days. congressman >> jason: congress e hold tight there. we want to go to matt whose on the ground in annapolis >> becoming an s cleaning scene outside of manella's we saw people lighting speed format hats on fire, washington police holding calling the pigs, and right now, there's a confrontation of reporters wind up against police, it's kind of settled down now. for a while, this is a pretty intense scene. here comes something that was now, i don't...

Justice department right now. hee says he could give lawmake a summary of the findings of the mueller report as early as today. but, will congress and the public ever get to see the full report? joining me now by phone is georgia congressman john lewis. thank you so much for your time this morning. >> well thank you very much, joy, for having me. >> so, you know, i think that thing that's giving people the most anxiety is the prospect that william barr, a known ally of the president, could simply bury this report and give congress a skewed summary that tends to seems to exonerate the president...

We're following the law both ass signed them. they would scrub what they didn't want put out didn't serve anything well. the president wants to make sure people can come the same way they can come into congress e' e office and provide details. there are people who want to be able to have that conversation with members of the administration the same way that they would do with members of congress, go into their office. >> why didn't he take this opportunity to one-up the transparency game? >> i'm trying to explain that to you. i think that we recognized there is a private cy issue to respong to...

And they were able to do it. we have not been able to replicate that kind of bipartisan activity in this government under president obama. and ultimately it has to take a presidential leadership to do it. >> even before. i looked on the wall. there's an editorial that's "let's end the blame game." that was 1994. >> it happened before. don't get me wrong. this is not unusual. when you get to the level of crisis that we are in this country. when you have 24 million people in this country who are either involuntary part time workers or 60 million of them are basically unemployed. that is a nation...