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Yet know who else will be notified. here's what attorney general william barr said about that in his confirmation hearing. >> will you commit to making any report mueller produces at the conclusion of his investigation available to congress and to the public? >> as i said in my statement, i am going to make as much information available as i can consistent with the rules and regulations that are part of the special counsel regulations. >> democratic senator richard blumenthal raised the possibility today that democrats in congress might subpoena the mueller report if they are not satisfied wit...

Nothing would stop barr. bar isn't going to have the final say here. if he tries to with hold even one word they going to litigate that to the absolute end of the earth. they are really going to push the executive privilege issues. it is almost certainly going to wind up in the united states supreme court. >> they will subpoena for the whole report. >> and one question is also how much of this report mueller wants to be released to the public. there are ways he could have written this report, written executive summaries, didn't include privileged information that would make it easy for congres...

And if he provides direct answers to our questions, i have no intention of actually issuing the subpoena. if he refuses to answer questions he ought to answer, then we will have the tools we need to ensure that we may adequately meet our own responsibilities. >> i don't know how this is going to shape up, but we know it is likely the finally scuffle over whitaker, today the senate moved forward on his replacement, bill barr. it was a party line vote. every democrat voting against him, citing hearings where he wouldn't give a straight answer about releasing future mueller report. >> will you pr...

Being proposed in the senate which is cosponsored by richard blumenthal, and charles grassley is a republican which would essentially mandate that mueller's report be given to congress and made public which would be, you know, remarkable. it's pretty significant that grassley, who's a staunch republican, the current senate pro tem and former judiciary chairman would put his name on that. >> grassley has made the point in the past, you spent $25 million on this, you being the american public and you have a right to know what's in the report since you paid for it. so he's kind of old fashioned t...

Congress who are responsive to their constituents are interested in letting their constituents know what mueller thinks and what mueller thought, and, again, we don't know what kind of report mueller is going to deliver. cl it will be full of things that you can claim executive privilege or not, but i think in the end, barr has made it pretty clear that he thinks the american public has a right to know, too. >> and roger stone, i mean, the fact that the white house wouldn't rule out pardoning stone, not a surprise? >> not a surprise. and if you look at how roger stone is behaving, i think this...