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Leave it to Mr. Barr to make the redacted report available as non-searchable PDF. But someone’s already made a searchable version. Browsing in a cursory way, I found pages 1–2, 8, 156–158, and 182 in Volume II of special interest, along with this scene of On the Waterfront pathos, as recorded by a witness, Volume II, page 63:
“This is terrible Jeff. It’s all because you recused. AG is supposed to be most important appointment. Kennedy appointed his brother. Obama appointed Holder. I appointed you and you recused yourself. You left me on an island. I can’t do anything.”I believe the word the president was looking for is marooned.
I wonder what accounts for that little artifact in the bottom right corner of my screenshot. It’ll be in your copy of the report too. None genuine without this mark?
[On the Waterfront: “You was my brother, Charley, you shoulda looked out for me a little bit.”]
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I don't understand why Barr (or anyone else) was allowed to redact any part of the report. It is a tax-payer funded government document, which has protections against this sort of tom-foolery. Once the report is submitted, it has to stand as is, flaws and all.
Somebody has greased that report with snake oil.
Ha! Non-searchable makes it much more difficult for the public and press to find what they would like to read which is what some want. As a friend of mine remarked, "figured it would be released on a Thursday before basically a holiday weekend. Gets buried in the news cycle."
Thanks for the link to the searchable version!
Kirsten
PS I forgot to add that in 1775 in this week Paul Revere made his ride and the Minutemen met the Redcoats in the battles of Lexington and Concord.
I thought that was most apropos!
Check out Micheal Beschloss' wonderful twitter account recounting what happened in history.
Kirsten
Martha, I hope that at some point we’ll see it all.
Kirsten, thanks for the Twitter tip. And yes, the timing of this release is ridiculously transparent.
I think this is one story that won't get buried, unless Trumpity comes out with another outrageous threat as a distraction. With some luck, maybe the press will ignore his rants and stick to the real news.
I hope.
Some of the redactions seem to suggest that there’s a lot more to come. It’s not going away.
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