Overview of the Sunday shows: the Mueller report in the spotlight

Special advocate Robert MuellerRobert Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud Mueller's choice to lead the investigation on RussiaThe final report is expected to be in the limelight on Sunday, as lawmakers enter the morning show circuit amid a debate over the amount of report that will be made public when it is finally submitted.

There were wide rumors this week that Mueller was closing his investigation into a possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, with reports that he was ready to submit his findings as early as next week.

A justice ministry official said Friday that the Mueller report would not be released next week, although the Democrats have already lobbied the ministry to publish as many documents as possible during the handover. document.

Six House Democratic Committee presidents this week sent a letter to Attorney General William Barr requesting that the final conclusions of the investigation be published "without delay and to the fullest extent permitted by law".

representative Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDems lobbies Barr to make public the report Mueller Schiff calls on GOP colleagues to publicly share their private concerns about Trump Trump and Kim plan an individual meeting | Pentagon asks DHS to justify transfer of funds for border wall MORE (D-Calif.), Chairman of the intelligence committee of the House of Representatives and signatory of the letter, will appear Sunday on ABC this week to discuss the investigation of Russia. His commission also opened an investigation into Russian electoral interference.

Former deputy director of the FBI Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill & # 39; s Morning Report – Statement of urgency to test the loyalty of the people opposite to Trump Rosenstein: My time at the Department of Justice is "about to end" Five conclusions to retain McCabe's allegations against Trump PLUS will also appear on "This week". McCabe, who is doing a media tour to promote his new book, said in an interview that senior officials had raised the possibility of dismissing President Trump under the 25th Amendment, as a result. concerns about the president's possible links with Russia. McCabe later said that the Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod Jay RosensteinTrump Assistant: I Can not Imagine Mueller Does Not Communicate in the House a "Roadmap" for the Rosenstein Dismissal: My Time at the GM "Coming to an End" Five Conclusions to Retain McCabe's Trump Allegations MORE "mentioned" the subject but said that he did not know if he had taken action on it.

Trump has intensified his criticisms of McCabe and the Justice Department in recent weeks, particularly after McCabe's interview in "60 Minutes" and a New York Times report reviewing the many ways the president has tried to undermine the Mueller probe. The Senate confirmed last week that Barr was Attorney General to oversee the investigation.

The Trump Administration's foreign policy is also expected to be at the center of Sunday's debate this week as violence spreads to Venezuela, and international humanitarian aid at the border that the US is demanding to be let in is getting ready. The White House is also preparing for President TrumpDonald John Trump: Two-digit tax refunds, the IRS data indicate that the White House is warning Maduro while Venezuela orders the partial closure of the border with Colombia's administration. Trump sends 1,000 extra troops to the Mexican border MORESecond summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, to be held Wednesday and Thursday.

secretary of state Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoTrump chooses Kelly Craft for the UN ambassador A father from Alabama who joined the Islamic State sues the Trump administration Russia extends the detention of An American citizen accused of espionage: report Read more should appear in CNN's "State of the Union" and "Fox News Sunday" to discuss developments in Venezuela and North Korea. He will also appear two days after Trump named Kelly Craft, the current US ambassador to Canada, as his choice to become the next highest US diplomat at the United Nations.

Washington is also gearing up for days of testimony on Capitol Hill from Michael Trump's longtime former attorney, Michael Cohen, next week, as well as a vote on a resolution led by the Democrats to block the Trump statement of a national emergency situation at the border. Trump promised to veto the measure if she passes both houses of Congress.

Here is the complete Sunday schedule:

ABC "This week" – Schiff, McCabe

NBC "Meet the Press" – Rep. Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesDem, legislator on Omar, in a tweet: pay attention to how you discuss sensitive topics. Dems seizes the quarrel between Trump and Meghan McCain on Ocasio-Cortez: she is "just like Trump on Twitter" (D-Conn.), Governor Asa Hutchinson (R-Ark.).

CBS & # 39; "Face the Nation" – Meaning. Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntSenate Plots to Prevent Autumn Closure Fight "Unforeseen" Expenses in 3B Budget Agreement Are Under Fire for Trump's Urgent Statement CONTINUE (R-Mo.) And Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyKids confronts Feinstein about the Green New Deal Green Energy: a natural gas export project gets green light | Ocasio-Cortez says fight against climate change must tackle agriculture | Ocasio-Cortez, a senior environmental protection enforcement official, said in his commentary, "We need to tackle industrial livestock farming" (D-Mass.), Rep. Adam KinzingerAdam Daniel KinzingerThe GOP representative deployed at the southern border with the Air National Guard unit: the GOP representative: Trump must stop complimenting Kim Jong Un. The GOP compares Ocasio-Cortez to Trump MORE (R-Ill.), Govs. Jay Inslee (D-Wash.) And Michelle Lujan GrishamMichelle Lynn Lujan GrishamDems ready to react aggressively to the emergency order Trump, while the GOP disassociates, a New Mexico House speaker rejects the impeachment campaign against the governor on the decision taken by border troops. (D-N · m.).

CNN's "State of the Union" – Pompeo.

"Fox News Sunday" – Pompeo; Tom PerezThomas Edward PerezClinton's Top Five Vice-Presidents Choose Government's Social Programs: Triumphs Over Hope for Labor's "Wastage and Mismanagement" at Workers' Comp, President of the National Democratic Committee.