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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDo the various House Commitee heads get to see...
the full, unredacted report?
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Do the various House Commitee heads get to see... (Original Post)
edhopper
Apr 2019
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BumRushDaShow
(129,701 posts)1. They have requested it (fully unredacted)
and if it is not formally given to them that way freely, then they will subpoena it. But yes, they should have access.
leftieNanner
(15,179 posts)2. Nope
They get the same blank pages that we do.
edhopper
(33,646 posts)3. That is bullshit
Trump's legal team got the unredacted report.
Criminals all, including Barr.
FBaggins
(26,775 posts)6. That isn't what Barr said
The spin meeting this morning said that they were given the fully redacted version for review in case they wanted to claim privilege... but that they didn't.
this was unclear:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100212021877
FBaggins
(26,775 posts)10. Nothing at that link makes it less clear
It doesn't claim that they saw an unredacted report.
edhopper
(33,646 posts)11. Then I missread it
sounded to me like they went to the DOJ and saw the full report.
onecaliberal
(32,934 posts)4. No. The gang of 8 can see everything, except this.
FBaggins
(26,775 posts)5. Barr says yes... sorta... kinda.
Given the limited nature of the redactions, I believe that the publicly released report will allow every American to understand the results of the Special Counsels investigation. Nevertheless, in an effort to accommodate congressional requests, we will make available to a bipartisan group of leaders from several Congressional committees a version of the report with all redactions removed except those relating to grand-jury information. Thus, these members of Congress will be able to see all of the redacted material for themselves with the limited exception of that which, by law, cannot be shared.
Looking through it so far, most of the redactions appear to be "harm to an ongoing matter". They would theoretically be allowed to review those. They should also be able to see the "personal privacy" stuff, but that looks pretty limited.
edhopper
(33,646 posts)8. I don't think he is right about GJ passages
that tells me he is covering something up.
malaise
(269,225 posts)9. The Con and his lawyers saw it Tuesday
What the fuck!