A redacted version of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's on the Trump-Russia investigation was released Thursday, April 18. We're talking with Vermont journalist and author , who's reported on Mueller for more than a decade and followed the Special Counsel from the beginning, on what we've learned from reading Mueller's own words and seeing .
In late March Attorney General William Barr released a of the special counsel's report, stating that Mueller did not establish coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
Though Barr in his summary noted the Mueller report 鈥渄oes not exonerate鈥� Trump, the attorney general stated the findings were "not sufficient" to pursue charges of obstruction of justice.
Graff has for years and wrote a about Mueller鈥檚 years leading the FBI.
He joins Vermont Edition to discuss what we've learned from reading Mueller's report and how the report lines up with Barr's conclusions.
Disclosure: Graff is a member of VPR's Board of Directors.
Broadcast live on Friday, April 19, 2019 at noon; rebroadcast at 7 p.m.
