After two tortuous years of leaks and dire warnings that the âwalls are closing inâ on President Trump and his inner circle, the public deserves more than a four-page letter from the attorney general quoting only two partial sentences from Robert Muellerâs special counsel report.
The entire report should be published with as few redactions as possible. Some passages may reveal sensitive sources and methods of our intelligence agencies. Others may contain grand jury testimony. But beyond these, Muellerâs report should be provided to Congress and the public so we can all know what Mueller and the Justice Department now know.
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