House Judiciary Dem warns against the statement of contempt if Barr does not hand over documents

The representative David Cicilline (D-R.I.) Warned Sunday William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrSanders expresses his support for the idea of ​​voting to hold Barr in contempt of Schumer: Graham "has an obligation" to ask Mueller to testify on the construction of anticipations for Mueller's testimony MORE that he is the subject of a contempt quote if the Attorney General does not comply with requests for documents concerning special advocates Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud Mueller's choice to lead the investigation over Russia MOREThe report of.

"I think if the Attorney General does not do that, the chair will ask the committee to proceed with a contempt quote," said Cicilline, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, in an interview with "Fox." News Sunday ".

He added that the chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the House Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerCNN, Fox, Nadler split screens and empty chair for Barr Any infrastructure program will be swallowed by the swamp Dem's lawmaker says Barr will be summoned to appear if he does not show up House PLUS audience (D-N.Y.) Asked Barr for documents related to the Mueller report, particularly a less redacted version of the report and the documents he was referring to. He added that Nadler had given up to Monday at 9 am to produce the document.

"Our committee members need to see the full report and the supporting documents so that we can continue to do our work, carry out a control in a responsible and sober way," he said.

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In April, the Department of Justice released a redacted version of the Mueller report. Prior to the release of the release, Barr wrote a memo to Congress stating that the Mueller team had not found any evidence that the Trump campaign had been coordinated with Russia and that it was not Had not found enough evidence to prosecute the president in a charge of obstructing justice.

Barr's comments have recently been the subject of close scrutiny after the Democrats of the Senate Judiciary Committee issued Wednesday a letter that Mueller sent to Barr, accusing Congress of "confusion in the public opinion about the critical aspects of the results of our investigation".