Mueller's Final Report Will Ignite an Epic War Over Disclosure

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Mueller's Final Report Will Ignite an Epic War Over Disclosure
By Chris Strohm
and Larry Liebert
March 3, 2019, 3:00 AM CST

    Attorney General Barr will decide how much to release and when
    Democrats in Congress threaten to subpoena Mueller if needed

When Special Counsel Robert Mueller closes up shop and submits his long-awaited final report -- possibly within days -- it will be only the start of an explosive chain of events.

There will be a struggle in Congress, on cable TV and social media and probably in the courts over how much must be disclosed from what will begin as a secret report to Attorney General William Barr.

There also will be an epic political fight over whether the findings implicate President Donald Trump in wrongdoing that may even merit his impeachment, as some Democrats say, or clear him after a 21-month investigation that he and other Republicans call a “witch hunt.”

Here’s a look at how the Mueller report is likely to play out:

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Barr has already testified that he and Mueller have been friendly for years and he does not believe the SC would be involved in a witch hunt. If he does not disclose portions of the report, it's likely there's a security (methods/sources) or legal reason (active investigation) behind it. Besides, the SC rules allowing AG control over the report were written in part by Neal Katyal. He worked for Clinton, Gore, and Obama. They can't legitimately call Barr's action partisan by following those rules.