Multiple outlets state that AG Barr has received the Mueller report.
Actually some investigations have only just begun, since the Mueller report should point to much unfinished business as well as findings on possible obstruction of justice. Expect Robert Mueller to testify before Congress.
A current Twitter meme kidded about Mueller procrastinating about finishing his report, when the reality is that the report could be relatively schematic, while DoJ indictments might continue in SDNY and the supporting materials will remain ready to be subpoenaed by Congressional committees.
House Democrats have made clear they will settle for nothing less than the entire Mueller report, unedited and unredacted. House Intelligence Committee Chairman
Schiff has already announced he will subpoena the Mueller report, and possibly Mueller himself, if relevant information is excluded from the report or otherwise kept from Congress.
A congressional subpoena to the executive branch would spark a separation of powers showdown for the ages, pitting the core oversight function of the legislative branch against the investigative imperative of the executive branch. Such a dispute, like a fight over executive privilege, likely would go directly to the Supreme Court, and the outcome could turn on the judicial and ideological worldviews of the justices.
Kushner’s attorney claims Kushner will comply with the House Judiciary committee’s request for documents, probably as thoroughly as he did while filling out security clearance documents about foreign contacts.
White House adviser Jared Kushner has indicated through his counsel that he will provide documents to the House Judiciary Committee as part of the panel's sprawling inquiry into the Trump administration, campaign and businesses through his attorney, a committee source tells The Hill.
Kushner attorney Abbe Lowell has indicated to the panel that he and his client will provide documents as part of the panel's first wave of documents requests, the source says. It's unclear how extensive the documents provided by Kushner will be.
Lowell and his spokesman did not respond to multiple requests for comment about such plans.
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