Mueller Gives Final Report on Trump Probe to Attorney General

The transcript discusses the delivery and processing of a report by Muller to the Attorney General, who has discretion over its content before submitting it to Congress. There is significant public and legislative interest in making the report public, with bipartisan efforts in the Senate to ensure its release. The timeline and extent of the report's public availability remain uncertain.

What is the Attorney General required to do if Mueller's prosecution decision is overruled?

• Include all details in the report

• Inform Congress about the overruling

• Make the report public immediately

• Consult with the President

Why might there be a lengthy court battle regarding the Mueller report?

• Mueller's team is withholding information

• The report is too lengthy

• House Democrats want the full report made public

• The Attorney General refuses to read the report

What was the outcome of the House vote regarding the Mueller report?

• The report should remain confidential

• The report should be rewritten

• The report should be made public

• The report should be destroyed

What is the purpose of the bipartisan legislation mentioned in the transcript?

• To extend the investigation

• To rewrite the Mueller report

• To make the report fully public with some redactions

• To keep the report confidential

What is uncertain about the Mueller report as mentioned in the final section?

• The report's author

• The report's authenticity

• The report's language

• The report's length and when it will be available to the public