Robert Mueller's Russia Report <br />to Be Released Thursday In 2017, Mueller was tasked with finding <br />out if President Trump won the 2016 <br />election due to Russian interference. Last month, Attorney General William Barr told <br />Congress that Mueller did not find any reason to <br />suspect that Trump conspired with the Russians. As a result, it is presumed <br />that Trump will not be charged <br />with obstruction of justice. Instead, the report <br />is expected to reveal <br />the facts that led <br />to Barr's statement. According to Barr, it will not be <br />Mueller's complete report, but it <br />will consist of close to 400 pages <br />of "tables and appendices." Barr also revealed that he has <br />been working to redact four kinds <br />of information from the report. Those types of information include grand jury material, <br />foreign intelligence that could compromise sources, <br />other ongoing cases and information that might harm <br />"peripheral third parties who were not charged." According to 'NPR,' Sen. Brian Schatz <br />asked Barr if the report was going to <br />make sense or if they'd be required to <br />"flip 15 pages to find the next text." Attorney General <br />William Barr, via 'NPR'
