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Those summaries could be released to public. he refused to release those summaries and instead wrote up his own totally misleading characterizations of the report. we have since learned mueller and his team were furious about the way barr mishandled their report, their document, their findings. barr initially suggested even the redactions in the report were all things robert mueller wanted. he later admitted under reluctant questioning okay there may have been conflicts over the redactions and maybe the redactions don't reflect the way mueller wanted this to come out. mueller still has not bee...

Sort of vigantic scandal. but that's how they've moved onto pursuing this on the right. they're now going after individually named prosecutors and investigators. we've seen a bit of this from the top, too. during attorney general william bar's testimony earlier this month he had an answer for a letter that was sent to him by the special counsel that unceremoniously ripped william barr for mishandling the mueller report. barr responded to questions about that letter by going after mueller's staff. he told the committee, quote, you know, the letter is a bit snitty. i think it was probably writte...

This is amazing. so right after flynn withdrew from his joint defense agreement with the white house, which is signal he was about to plead guilty, it was also a very strong signal he was about to start cooperating with prosecutors. right after he pulled out of that joint defense agreement mike flynn got a call. and in the mueller report this is sort of a particularly mafia-esque episode in mueller's report. i mean this is literally the part where flynn is about to cooperate, right? he pulls out of the joint defense agreement, it's pretty clear he's about to plead guilty. he's about to start c...

That it was barr and rosenstein, the president's appointees who made the ultimate conclusion about obstruction of justice. not the special counsel, mueller. and what's even stranger about that is that it was the whole reason why mueller was appointed was that the hierarchy of the department of justice has an inherent conflict of interest when investigating the president of the united states. so the issue of how and why it was barr and rosenstein who came to reach this conclusion about obstruction of justice and not mueller himself is something very much worthy of investigation. i'm not saying ...

Mueller has accomplished in his nearly two-year long investigation. he has secured seven guilty pleas for individuals, including michael flynn, his former campaign chairman paul manafort. on top of that, another 27 people have been indicted including dozens of russians, 37 indictments in all. without delay, let's bring in our lead off panel on a momentous friday night starting with attorney neal katyal, former soliciting general during the obama administration. he happens to be a veteran of the justice department where he drafted the special counsel regs under which mueller was appointed. we a...