Barr doubles down on redactions
It’s official: Attorney General William Barr will NOT let Congress—or the American people—see Mueller’s full findings on the Trump-Russia investigation.
In today’s House Appropriations Committee hearing, Barr made it clear that he’s fulfilling his cover-up role as Trump’s attorney general.
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Our three biggest takeaways coming out of Barr’s testimony:
- Congress has a right to see the full Mueller report. Here’s why.
- Barr admitted that he can ask for Grand Jury material from Mueller’s investigation to be made public, but his “intention is not to ask for it.”
- When asked if the White House has seen or been briefed on the report, he refused to answer.
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Barr’s lies extend beyond the Mueller report
Barr also demonstrated today that he’s willing to lie to for Trump on multiple fronts.
- FAMILY SEPARATION: He lied about Trump’s family separation policy: “I support the president’s policy, which is we’re not going to separate families.” Trump forced out his DHS secretary TWO DAYS AGO for refusing to enact this very policy.
- HEALTH CARE: When asked about the Trump administration’s latest attack on the Affordable Care Act, Barr lied again, claiming that Trump supports protections for people with pre-existing conditions. In reality, Barr is currently championing Trump’s efforts to dismantle the ACA through the courts.