An obscure federal case being heard in Washington next month could determine whether Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s pending full report on Russian interference in the 2016 election gathers dust in a secret file – or sees the light of day. But it deals with secrecy surrounding grand jury testimony, and that makes it relevant to the ongoing Russia probe. If the judge rules in his favor, it could lay the groundwork for Mueller’s report, in full, to reach Congress as well. “He would have to redact everything in the report with grand jury information and it would make the report useless,” diGenova said. “This is a nice table being set up for a fantastic fight over legal authority to release grand jury information,” he said.

Source: Fox News August 30, 2018 15:00 UTC