Does Robert Mueller's Report Exonerate President Donald Trump? Will this report impact the presidency? A definitive edition. Features the unabridged Special Counsel's declassified reportThe introduction features Attorney General William Barr's four-page summary letter to CongressThe U. S. Justice Department assigned Robert Mueller and a team of agents in the spring of 2017 to investigate accusations of collusion between President Donald Trump and Russian operatives. This is the complete text of the declassified, redacted report. This report has been the focus of nearly two years of efforts by the Department of Justice employing 40 FBI agents and 19 lawyers who executed over 490 warrants and interviewed nearly 500 witnesses. The controversy erupting from the many sides of the investigation has occupied two years of major news media coverage. "The report does not recommend any further indictments, nor did the Special Counsel obtain any sealed indictments that have yet to be made public. " - William P. Barr, Attorney GeneralThe book also features an introduction. The four-page summary letter to Congress by Attorney General Barr is provided to orient the reader to this large text. This special feature allows readers to gain a better perspective of the volume in its entirety. The investigation originally threatened to take down Donald Trump's presidency. After the report was made available, the impact is unclear. Redacted Items Removed From The Report6e material - Grand Jury limited items by lawInformation that would disclose methods of the intelligence communityInformation that would impair other investigationsInformation that implicates the privacy of peripheral third parties