Mueller Report: Why Won't the Media Report That Barr's Redactions Are to Protect The Trump Crime Family?

Thom plus logo Coverup General Bill Barr has said that he redacted information in the Mueller Report "that would unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties." He's also made it clear that Donald Trump was not a "subject" of the investigation, which means that Donald Trump himself is a "third-party."

This may be why Trump and Barr are fighting so hard to prevent the unredacted material from going even to Congress, because the "third-party" person who Barr is protecting is Donald Trump, and perhaps even the rest of the Trump Crime Family, including Kushner.

Barr has been playing slick with words throughout this process to protect Trump, and he's still doing it.

-Thom

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