Thread by @TimInHonolulu

1. What's stopping @RepJerryNadler from issuing #Mueller subpoena?
Is it #ExecutivePrivilege? The idea that there is executive privilege over Mueller testifying in congress is beyond absurd. Executive privilege is to protect Presidential communications with advisers.

2. This was a criminal probe of the President. There is no possibility that Executive Privilege attached especially where it's likely he took the 5th. This is a red herring.

3. Grand Jury Rule 6(e)? Barr can easily obtain a waiver from Beryl Howell the DC chief judge. Again nonesense.
National Security? Sure, that's what redactions are for.

4. On-Going Investigations? That is easy for Mueller an experienced prosecutor to avoid. It's done all the time.

5. Separation of Powers? This is likely where the argument will go and be decided by SCOTUS. But we need to tee it up. I think @RepJerryNadler should subpoena Barr for the full report to be delivered next week and when it is refused

6. immediately seek a writ of mandamus in the district court to force the turn over. Make it clear that there is no other remedy and that it is of critical national importance and that the survival of the Republic is at stake.

7. As I am confident a report clearing Trump would have been released immediately it is a report that accuses him of high crimes. Barr should read daily, if it's shown he is concealing evidence of a crime he will be charged for obstruction and misprision be disbarred & charged.