Mueller Report Should Be Shared With Public, Ex-FBI Deputy McCabe Says

The transcript discusses the president's influence over the FBI, appropriate actions for the president, standards for investigating a president, and the damage to the FBI's reputation. It also covers the importance of transparency in the Mueller report and trust in the Attorney General's decisions.

How does the president communicate with the FBI according to the established policy?

• Through the Vice President

• Via public announcements

• Through the Department of Justice

• Directly through the FBI Director

What is the role of the Department of Justice in FBI investigations?

• To appoint the FBI Director

• To fund the investigations

• To oversee and ensure proper communication

• To directly conduct investigations

What is a potential concern if a president intervenes in an FBI investigation?

• It would increase transparency

• It could lead to faster investigations

• It might be seen as obstructing justice

• It would improve public trust

What is argued about the standards for investigating a sitting president?

• They should be consistent with others

• They should be decided by Congress

• They should be lower than for others

• They should be higher than for others

What has damaged the FBI's reputation according to the discussion?

• Internal corruption

• Unrelenting attacks and false narratives

• Lack of funding

• Poor leadership

What is suggested as a way to restore trust in the FBI?

• Reducing the number of investigations

• Increasing the FBI's budget

• Full disclosure of the Mueller report

• Changing the FBI leadership

What is a challenge in sharing the Mueller report with the public?

• Classified information and sensitive sources

• Lack of public interest

• Legal restrictions on publication

• Insufficient evidence