investigation s release. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to my colleagues for letting me go out of order. i promise to be as brief as possible. general, thank you for coming today. human beings have a general desire to be listened to and understood. has mr. mueller or his team changed their conclusions? you mean during the course of the investigation? today. it is clear that at one point unhappy.er came was first, has the mueller came changed its mind as to its conclusions? as to what? conclusions as to conspiracy and collusion. not as far as i know. the conclusion not to bring an indictment to conspiracy with russia has not changed. it has not. i take it from your testimony that the mueller came was unhappy when you receive the .oader or mr. mueller i cannot speak as to the team. when i talked about mueller, he was concerned about the press coverage and he felt that was to be remedied by putting out more information. thatunderstood you decide the first con
senate judiciary committee on how his office handled the release of the mueller report and other investigations that resulted from the special counsel s investigation. this portion of the hearing includes opening statements from the committee s leaders and the attorney general. the hearing will come to order. the first order of business is to try to cool the room down. we ll see if we can do that. the attorney general will be testifying here in a bit. about the mueller report. i want to thank him for coming to the committee and giving us an explanation as to the actions he took and why he took them regarding the mueller report. here s the good news. here s the mueller report. yourself.ad it for it s about 400 pages. can t say i ve read it all. i ve read most of it. it s about 400 and something pages. i can t say i ve read it all but i ve read most of it. there s an unredacted version over in the classified section of the senate, a room where you can go look at the unredacte
so we ll see if we can do that. the attorney general will be testifying here in a bit about the mueller report. i want to thank him for actions he took and why he took them regarding the mueller report. here s the good news. here s the mueller report. you can read it for yourself. it s about 400 and something pages. i can t say i ve read it all but i ve read most of it. there s an unredacted version over in the classified section of the senate, a room where you can go look at the unredacted version and i did that and i found it not to change anything in terms of an outcome. but a bit about the mueller report. who is mueller? for those who may not know, i don t know where you ve been but you may want know that bob mueller has a reputation in this town and throughout the country as being an outstanding lawyer and a man of the law who as the fbi director, who was the deputy attorney general, who was in charge of the criminal division at the department of justice, was a united
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