We want the report to be entirely public. We want the underlying evidence to be public, because it's very important that people have confidence either in the president or in the -- certainly in the investigation, so that they see the evidence and they -- and they see what's really going on.
Jerrold Nadler: “We want the report to be entirely public. We want the underlying evidence to be public, because it's very important that…”
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Nadler emphasizes the importance of making the Mueller report and its underlying evidence public to maintain public confidence in the investigation.
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