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JUST IN: Mueller Team Members Have Started Leaking, Here’s What They Said

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Well, that did not take long for the Democrats to start talking.

In response to Robert Mueller release of his report a group of angry Dems to break their silence and start leaking.

The Hill reported:

Some members of special counsel Robert Mueller’s team have said Attorney General William Barr’s summary of their report did not sufficiently portray the results of their investigation, suggesting their findings could be more damaging to President Trump than Barr conveyed, The New York Times reported Wednesday.

The Times, citing government officials and others familiar with the matter, reported that members of the special counsel’s team have expressed concerns that Barr’s summary of their office’s findings helped solidify the views of the American public prior to the investigation’s conclusions being made public.

Investigators on Mueller’s team reportedly prepared summaries of their probe, and some feel that Barr should have included more information from their summaries in his own outline of the report’s findings. However, the Justice Department determined those summaries contained sensitive information that could not be released, according to two government officials who spoke to the Times.

The officials and others did not fully explain to the Times why the investigators believe their findings are worse for the president than Barr indicated. It also is not clear how many of the 19 lawyers, approximately 40 FBI agents and other people on Mueller’s team share this sentiment about Barr’s summary.

That information is extremely important. No idea how many of them are angry and they were not specific about what they did not like.

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