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WIRED Special Edition - The Mueller Report
"The Mueller Report has been sitting in the Justice Department for nearly two weeks. Attorney general William Barr told Congress today he's hoping the public will finally get a look at the 300-plus page document sometime within the next week, ending a bizarre period of dissembling and fumbling by Barr that has left America with more questions than answers about the seriousness of what Mueller uncovered.
So far, the public has seen less than 70 words of Mueller's own conclusions, not a single complete sentence among them. But Barr's performance on Capitol Hill deepened the sense of unease about the coming unveiling of the Mueller report, and how much of it would be made public.
Particularly worrisome, Barr seemed to be adopting the president's call for "investigating the investigators," fueling a theory (based on vague and incorrect dot-connecting) that the FBI investigation was illegal.
On the contrary, all public evidence has shown that the special counsel's investigation of Trump's campaign was by the book. If anything, Mueller's team showed just how right the FBI was. From money laundering, to tax fraud, to working as unregistered foreign agents, Trump's campaign officials committed enough crimes to make it the most criminal political enterprise in modern American history."
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