Rosenstein: Barr will do the ‘right thing’ on Mueller report

Outgoing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said Americans should be confident that Attorney General Bill Barr will make an appropriate decision about whether to publicly release Robert Mueller’s upcoming report

BOILER-PIPE: Share on Twitter Outgoing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said Monday that Americans should be confident that Attorney General Bill Barr will make an appropriate decision about whether to publicly release special counsel Robert Mueller’s expected report on alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

2 Justice Department official — who’s expected to step down from his post next month — repeatedly expressed caution Monday about publicly airing allegations against individuals who haven’t been charged with crimes. That concern could complicate efforts to publicly disclose a detailed account of Mueller’s probe.

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