The new reporting brings up as many questions as it does answers about what Barr said in his four-page summary of the 300+ page Mueller report -- and what he didn't say. The Times piece is very careful to say "some of Robert S. Mueller III's investigators" have told "associates" that they are unhappy with the way Barr presented their conclusions and how he seemed to downplay negative information within the report. We are talking about a team of nearly 60 people, according to the Times, so is it less than five who feel that way? Or is it half (or more) who think Barr undersold the report? The former could be dismissed as the normal dissents of a relative few within a broader team.

Source: CNN April 04, 2019 14:03 UTC