What you missed in the Mueller report
POLITICO dived back into the report and its 2,000-plus footnotes to unearth a few details that have not gotten much attention.
By DARREN SAMUELSOHN, KYLE CHENEY and NATASHA BERTRAND
04/23/2019 05:05 AM EDT
Updated 04/23/2019 11:17 AM EDT1
Robert Mueller keeps on giving.
Dozens of overlooked nuggets are buried deep inside the special counsel’s 448-page report that raise yet more intriguing questions about Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election and shed new light on charges Mueller considered and dropped, who dished on the president, who evaded Mueller's attempts to secure an interview, what happened to the FBI's mysterious counterintelligence investigation and why a Russian Olympic weightlifter mistakenly ended up on the public radar.
That’s what happens when two-plus years of investigative work get distilled into a document consumed at the speed of Twitter — and where the sheer volume of news articles about the special counsel’s findings overloaded the most able multitaskers and the fastest speed-readers.
POLITICO dived back into the report and its 2,000-plus footnotes to unearth these details that have not gotten much attention:
POLITICO dived back into the report and its 2,000-plus footnotes to unearth a few details that have not gotten much attention.
By DARREN SAMUELSOHN, KYLE CHENEY and NATASHA BERTRAND
04/23/2019 05:05 AM EDT
Updated 04/23/2019 11:17 AM EDT1
Robert Mueller keeps on giving.
Dozens of overlooked nuggets are buried deep inside the special counsel’s 448-page report that raise yet more intriguing questions about Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election and shed new light on charges Mueller considered and dropped, who dished on the president, who evaded Mueller's attempts to secure an interview, what happened to the FBI's mysterious counterintelligence investigation and why a Russian Olympic weightlifter mistakenly ended up on the public radar.
That’s what happens when two-plus years of investigative work get distilled into a document consumed at the speed of Twitter — and where the sheer volume of news articles about the special counsel’s findings overloaded the most able multitaskers and the fastest speed-readers.
POLITICO dived back into the report and its 2,000-plus footnotes to unearth these details that have not gotten much attention:
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