The FBI director says that he has not read the Mueller report

The FBI director, Christopher Wray, told lawmakers Thursday that he had not read a special advocate. Robert MuellerRobert Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud Mueller's choice to lead the investigation on RussiaRussia's report on the 2016 interference.

"Have you had the opportunity to read the Mueller report?" Rep. Charlie CristCharles (Charlie) Joseph CristHouse GOP insures the last minute modification of the gun bill On The Money: Day off | Dems reject an invitation to the White House for talks | The leaders nix recess without any agreement | McConnell blocks second House Dem financing bill | The IRS workers recalled for the season of tax returns | Senate makes good impression on sanctions imposed by Russia on Democrats Demands reject White House's invitation to close talks to FOLLOW MORE (D-Fla.) Asked Wray at a hearing on the FBI's budget request for fiscal year 2020.

"I did not do it," answered Wray.

Mueller Provides Confidential Attorney General's Report Completing 22-Month Inquiry William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDems steps up Mueller's demands with subpoena Some members of Mueller's team say the final report is more damaging to Trump than Barr's summary suggests: The New York Times mayor: Trump administrator refuses legal immigrant citizenship instead of working in the state's marijuana sector PLUS two weeks ago. The content of the report remained closely within the Department of Justice while officials were studying it for publication.

The FBI is part of the Justice Department and the Mueller team has been assisted by more than three dozen office agents.

In a four-page letter to Congress on March 24, Barr disclosed that Mueller had not accused anyone associated with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTim Ryan is expected to announce his candidacy for the presidency of the Republic this week: a report on Kushner's security clearance has been denied due to concerns related to foreign influence: the report Morgan Ortagus appointed new spokesman for the state department.The conspiracy campaign with the Russian government to interfere in elections. Barr and the Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod Jay RosensteinSchiff says it's "inevitable" that Mueller will testify before the congressional committee approves the subpoena for the Mueller report. Rod Rosenstein does not have any more After reviewing Mueller's report, he also concluded that there was insufficient evidence to accuse Trump of an offense of obstruction of justice, although the special advocate has not rendered his judgment in one way or another.

Democrats in the House are pushing Barr to release Mueller's report in its entirety, without any redaction. Barr indicated that it intended to limit details that could affect ongoing investigations, grand jury information, classified documents and "information that would unduly violate privacy and confidentiality." third-party reputation interests ".

Mr. Barr indicated that he hoped that a public version of the report would be prepared in mid-April, if not sooner.

On Wednesday, the Judiciary Committee of the House voted in favor of the parties to allow its chairman to summon the report and the underlying evidence. It is not known if or when the president of the judiciary Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerHouse: Committee votes for White House assignment, Trump campaign advisers, Trump, refuse to waste time (D-N.Y.) Might issue the summons.