Nerdcast: The Mueller report has landed. Now it’s Congress’ turn
It's an all Mueller edition of the Nerdcast show, with host Scott Bland and reporters Kyle Cheney and Melanie Zanona.
The crew unpacks some of the fundamental questions from Thursday’s release of the redacted Mueller report. Did the president obstruct justice by obstructing an investigation into obstruction? And why special counsel Robert Mueller and Attorney General William Barr don’t seem to see eye to eye on whether the report should reach a conclusion on obstruction.
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Trump as Mueller report is released: 'I'm having a good day'At a previously scheduled White House event on Thursday, President Trump made his first public remarks on the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
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Top Democrat Jerrold Nadler says Mueller report shows why Congress needs to hear from himDemocrats say Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report shows why Congress needs to hear from him directly about whether President Trump obstructed justice.
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Mueller Report Is Released to CongressSpecial counsel Robert Mueller examined the conduct of President Trump as he probed whether the president obstructed justice but ultimately didn’t reach a conclusion on whether Mr. Trump committed a crime, in part because of legal guidance that a sitting president can’t be indicted.
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In his report, Mueller says Congress could take action on Trump obstructionThe special counsel says 'Congress has the authority to prohibit a president's corrupt use of his authority.'
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Justice Department: Congress will get version of Mueller report ‘without certain redactions’The Justice Department plans to make available for review by a limited number of members of Congress and their staff a copy of the Special Counsel’s report without certain redactions.
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Some members of Congress will see a less-redacted version of Mueller report, DOJ saysAfter the public is given a redacted version of the nearly 400-page report on Thursday, a less-redacted version would go to a 'limited number of Members of Congress' for their review.
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Mueller report suggests Congress should judge whether Trump obstructed justiceThe Mueller report does not exonerate President Trump of allegations that he tried to obstruct the Russia investigation, and found that his 2016 campaign “expected it would benefit” from the Russian effort to influence the election.
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Mueller report lays out argument for Congress to continue obstruction of justice investigation“The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the President’s corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law,” he wrote.
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Mueller Report Refutes Buzzfeed Claim That Trump Directed Cohen to Lie to CongressSpecial Counsel Robert Mueller's report contradicts a high-profile Buzzfeed News story that indicated Mueller's team had evidence President Trump directed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress.Cohen pled guilty to lying to Congress last year after it was revealed that he told lawmakers that conversations
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