AG Barr says Mueller Obstruction Cases Aren't Crimes

The transcript discusses potential legal theories for linking activities to obstruction offenses. The Deputy Attorney General and the speaker disagreed with some of the special counsel's legal theories, believing certain episodes did not constitute obstruction. The President's personal counsel was allowed to review the final redacted report before its public release. The transcript also mentions Bob Mueller's personal testimony.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding legal theories?

• The connection between activities and obstruction elements

• The role of the Deputy Attorney General

• The President's personal counsel's actions

• Bob Mueller's testimony

What was the disagreement between the Deputy Attorney General and the special counsel about?

• The timing of the report release

• The President's involvement in the report

• The legal theories and episodes related to obstruction

• The public's reaction to the report

What opportunity was given to the President's personal counsel before the report's public release?

• To edit the report

• To read the final version of the redacted report

• To testify in court

• To hold a press conference

Which section mentions Bob Mueller's personal testimony?

• Legal Theories and Obstruction

• Disagreements on Legal Theories

• Report Review and Testimony

• None of the sections

What was the legal significance of the President's counsel reading the report?

• It delayed the report's release

• It allowed for changes to be made

• It ensured transparency before public release

• It was a legal requirement for all reports