Jesus. These are the guidelines that they will use to withhold information from the Mueller Report:

[Baitball Blogger]

(1) Information obtained from the Grand Jury.

(2) Security information.

(3) Information stifled by executive privilege.

My question, in reference to Grand Jury is, if the same information can also be obtained from other means, can it be shared?

[Perrenial Voter]

1. What does #3 mean? It doesn't make sense as a

sentence.

[Baitball Blogger]

3. If President Trump claims executive privilege, Barr can consider it

but you can expect it to be a given.

[Jarqui]

2. There is one more important one they staked out:

Rosenstein letter to Grassley
https://www.justice.gov/ola/page/file/1080041/download

"We also have a duty to prevent the disclosure of information that would unfairly tarnish people who are not charged with crimes."

Put that all together.
Lots for the lawyers to fight over that will drag it out before we ever see much.

[bigtree]

11. that has to be trumped by the right of the public to know what the Executive office is up to

...and Congress can get information like that without compromising the accused, or running afoul of some disclosure law.

[Jarqui]

12. It's something for the Trump lawyers to cling to and fight over ...

I don't agree with it.

[bigtree]

14. he'll have little control over what Congressfolks decide to do.

[Jarqui]

15. He doesn't have to give them the report. That's pretty good control, isn't it?

They can take him to court. And he can fight them over it. He's got four fence posts to hang on to.

[bigtree]

17. he won't be able to hold the report back

...mark that.

[Jarqui]

18. I hope you are right and I mean in the near future.

They're still hanging on to stuff from the Kennedy assassination
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/politics/2018/04/26/trump-keeps-jfk-documents-sealed-archives-release-final-batch

Some of the Watergate stuff was just released recently.
https://www.upi.com/Long-sealed-Watergate-Road-Map-unsealed/7861541008689/

Whatever gets released will be a heavily redacted document to appease public demand.

I'm in my 60s. I know that I will not live to see this entire report. It is not going to happen.

Our best hopes might begin in 2020 if a Democrat wins the White House ...

[bigtree]

19. you can't keep everything from Congress

...no sense in turning away right as our newly elected Congress steps up to bat.

Obviously, not enough was kept from Congress and the public to keep them from ousting Nixon.

[Jarqui]

20. Took a decision from the Supreme Court to get it

A decision Kavanaugh doesn't agree with ...
But they can drag it out to the courts

In 1972, Dems controlled the House 242-192 and the Senate 56-42

[bigtree]

21. most of those questions already settled law, then

...and we'll push for a Democratic Senate to confront Trump, if we improbably fail to vote him out.

[LiberalFighter]

4. Wait until the House gets done.

They are not under the same guidelines.

[Chin music]

6. In order for them to 'get done'...they have to 'get started.'

[LiberalFighter]

7. What makes you think they haven't?

[Chin music]

9. I can ask you the same question. Its almost April.

[bigtree]

13. thousands of subpoenas have already been issued by relevant House committees

...here's just one:

Nadler: ‘Tens of thousands’ of documents delivered in Trump obstruction probe
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/03/18/nadler-documents-trump-obstruction-1226461

[LiberalFighter]

16. You might want to turn on the news to find out.

[LovingA2andMI]

5. And Last But Not Least....

Trump's 5-4 Supreme Court....

[bigtree]

8. I think if a member of Congress has something, they can share it with us

...some legal risk, maybe, but the potential is there if they feel something is being improperly withheld.

[Baitball Blogger]

10. We have some brave Congress people who will do just that.