Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that he supported Sen. Lindsey Graham’s plans to investigate alleged political bias against President Donald Trump at the Justice Department and the FBI
“That’s been investigated,” said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer at a press conference Tuesday. “Sen. Graham could better spend his time by helping us get Leader McConnell to remove his blocking of making the [Mueller] report public.”
Schumer requested Monday that the Senate approve by unanimous consent a non-binding resolution passed unanimously by the House that calls for the full public release of the report. McConnell blocked the effort and said the Senate should give Attorney General William Barr the opportunity to continue his work without interruption.with Barr Tuesday night about releasing a redacted version of Mueller’s report.
“I hope he’ll be as transparent as he possibly can and at that point maybe it’s the appropriate time to discuss whether we think it’s a good idea to throw innocent people under the bus and to release classified information,” McConnell said.
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