The Washington Post to Publish Mueller Report Book

The Mueller Report from Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller is highly anticipated in both the political and publishing realms. Scribner and The Washington Post already have a book scheduled called The Mueller Report. The publishers say the book will contain the findings by Mueller and the Posts' reporting on the Mueller investigation. There are many unknowns with the Mueller investigations. These unknowns include the release date of the report itself and whether or not it will even be made public. Congress recently voted unanimously to make it public but no one outside of Mueller's team knows when it will be released. The release from Simon & Schuster notes that the details of Mueller's findings will only be included in the book if they become public.

There have been recent reports that President Trump could try and claim executive privilege to keep some or all of the information from becoming public. If the report is bad for the President he may try and stop the report from coming out. This could result in major legal battles in Washington D.C. The Washington Post executive editor Martin Baron says in the announcement, "We are at a supremely important moment in American history. The Post has dedicated vast reporting resources to the Special Counsel's investigation and the events that led to it, and we are now proud to join with Scribner in providing context and perspective."

Mueller certainly has everyone in the publishing world waiting for his report. The listing on Amazon.com for the release of The Mueller Report from The Washington Post is April 30, 2019. That date could certainly be tweaked if the report from the Special Counsel is not available until this summer. Simon & Schuster also says, "The Special Counsel's investigation looms as a turning point in American history, which will make The Mueller Report essential reading for all citizens concerned about the fate of the presidency and the future of our democracy."

https://www.writerswrite.com/readersread/washington-post-mueller-report-32020191

Adam Schiff Furious After GOP Calls For His Resignation In "Explosive" Hearing

Democratic House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, who made Donald Trump's now debunked Russiagate "witch hunt" his one mission in life, furiously pushed back as all nine Committee Republicans demanded his resignation, defending his past comments by lighting into the president and his family and campaign over its contacts with Russia. Calls from Republicans and president Trump for the Russiagate-obsessed Schiff to resign as head of the House Intelligence Committee have been loud in the days following the release of the four-page Mueller report summary. And on Thursday, the call was made right to the Congressman’s face in what Mediate described was an "explosive" clash, and The Hill dubbed a "striking display."

At the start of the House intel hearing on Thursday morning, Rep. Mike Conaway (R-TX) called for Schiff to step down — a call which he said was supported by all nine Republican members of the committee. “Your actions, both past, and present are incompatible with your duty of the chairman of this committee — which alone, in the House of Representatives — has the obligation and authority to provide effective oversight of the U.S. Intelligence community,” Conaway said. “As such we have no faith in your ability to discharge your duties in a manner consistent with your Constitutional responsibility and urge your immediate resignation as chairman of the committee. Mr. Chairman, this letter is signed by all nine members of the Republican side of the committee, and I ask unanimous consent that it be entered into the record at today’s hearing.”

A visibly angry Schiff responded immediately after, at which point the "clash exploded" as the Russiagate-obssessed Democrat aggressively pushed back defending his past comments by lighting into the president and his family and campaign over its contacts with Russia. "My colleagues may think it is OK the president's son was offered dirt as part of an effort to help Trump," Schiff said in his statement. You might think it is OK. I don’t," Schiff added, his voice rising as he went on.

In their letter, Republicans implied that Schiff was involved in or aware of leaksof committee information that fueled speculation about collusion as the Daily Caller reported. The letter also notes that committee Republicans also found no evidence of collusion involving the campaign. They released a report April 27, 2018, that laid out the results of the investigation, however, Schiff has vowed to resume the investigation, with a focus on Trump’s financial dealings and whether Trump associates have worked under the influence of Russia. “Despite these findings, you continue to proclaim in the media that there is ‘significant evidence of collusion,'” reads the letter. And while Schiff, or as Donald Trump Jr calls him "FullOfSchiff" may plan to keep kicking a dead horse for a long time, the social media response was quick and was largely split along party lines.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-28/adam-schiff-furious-after-gop-calls-his-resignation-explosive-hearing