When Mueller Issues a Report, Trump May Try to Suppress Some of It
- White House options include assertion of executive privilege
- Democrats in Congress will demand public airing of the report
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The White House may try to block portions of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s final report from being shared with Congress and the public in a fight that could end up before the Supreme Court.
Mueller may submit his findings on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign to the Justice Department as early as February, according to one U.S. official. After that, things could get messy.