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Thinking about it, it seems that if we use the 445 page Starr report as a baseline, DOJ can process 225 pages per day.
Since we're about 7 days out from receipt, and assuming full staff started evaluating on Monday, that suggests they've already parsed 900 pages.
Since we're about 7 days out from receipt, and assuming full staff started evaluating on Monday, that suggests they've already parsed 900 pages.
And those who have worked with Mueller before have indicated, any documents or exhibits that would likely need to be withheld from public consumption - like Grand Jury proceedings - would be isolated from the exec summary + main report body to be fully withheld.
So, given that the 9/11 commission report was 567 pages directly dealing with national security (though, I fear, there is quite a lot they left out that we'll be learning about in short order) - such a large page count doesn't bode well for Mr. Trump...
But it bodes even worse for the GOP; those who - for some reason - intend to hold back release of the report not just to the public, not just to members of Congress, but to members of House Intel, who should have clearance to access classified/sensitive CI info?
Why?
Why?
