Full Mueller Report Unlikely to Be Made Public, Former U.S. Attorney Moore Says

The transcript discusses the potential public release of the Muller report, highlighting the Department of Justice's policy against revealing uncharged conduct. It considers the role of Democratic control in the House in bringing the report to public attention and the political implications for the President. Attorney General Barr's review of the report is examined, including his assessment of potential damage to the administration. The transcript also touches on existing public knowledge and speculation about the administration's actions, such as meetings with Russians and shared polling data.

What is the Department of Justice's general policy regarding uncharged conduct?

• To publish a summary report

• To keep such conduct confidential

• To charge everyone involved

• To reveal all details to the public

How might the Democrats' control of the House affect the Muller report?

• They can prevent its release

• They can ignore the report

• They can rewrite the report

• They can bring more information to public attention

What is Attorney General Barr likely doing with the Muller report?

• Destroying all copies

• Publishing it without review

• Carefully reviewing it with his staff

• Ignoring it completely

What is one potential outcome of the Muller report for the administration?

• It could enhance the administration's reputation

• It could cause significant damage

• It could have no impact

• It could lead to immediate impeachment

What existing public knowledge is mentioned regarding the administration?

• A strong economic performance

• A complete exoneration of all charges

• Meetings with the Russians and shared polling data

• A successful foreign policy