House Democrats push to make Mueller report public
(Worthy News) – Six U.S. House committee leaders introduced a nonbinding resolution on Friday expressing their desire to see the report from special counsel Robert Mueller to be released to the public once it is complete.
In a joint statement issued Friday, the committee leaders, all Democrats, urged newly confirmed Attorney General William Barr to commit to releasing the full details of the Mueller report to both the public and to the Congress once the report was finalized by the special counsel.
“As the Department of Justice made clear over the last two years, DOJ policy permits disclosure of investigative materials when it serves the public interest, even as they pertain to ‘uncharged third parties.’ The public is clearly served by transparency with respect to any investigation that could implicate or exonerate the President and his campaign. We urge our colleagues on both sides of the aisle to join us in supporting this common sense resolution,” the statement read. [ Source: Washington Examiner (Read More…) ]
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