Special counsel Robert Mueller’s long-awaited report[1] on potential
collusion between Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign and
Russia is finally out — and time will tell if it will either help
or hurt the president.
Roughly 450 pages, the document is the definitive account of
whether Moscow and political operators around Trump worked together
to win the White House. It also includes details about whether the
president tried to obstruct justice by interfering
with Mueller’s probe[2].
Attorney General William
Barr[3] released a
four-page summary of the report on March 24 in which he stated that
Mueller found no collusion, but added that the probe also didn’t
exonerate Trump on the obstruction issue. That led to a major
controversy between Democrats and Republicans, mainly because
Barr’s brief summary didn’t explain how Mueller came to his results
and offered scant other details.
Now, after two years, the public has a chance to see the report
— with some redactions concerning information Barr deemed
sensitive — for themselves.
You can read the full report
here[4].
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