Jerry Nadler: Barr Won't Commit to Releasing Full Mueller Report; Adam Schiff Wants Mueller to Testify Before Congress.
SCIUTTO: When the Attorney General gave Congress his four-page summary of Robert Mueller's final report on the Russia probe. House Democrats set a deadline next Tuesday to see the report for themselves along with the evidence behind it. Now the chairman of the Judiciary Committee says that Bill Barr will not be meeting that deadline and that they may not see the full report ever, which means you wouldn't. CNN's Kara Scannell joins me now. How long then if they're not going to meet the deadline, is there any new deadline?</s>KARA SCANNELL, CNN REPORTER: Well, Jim, there isn't a new deadline that's set, but our Manu Raju spoke with the House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler yesterday, and Nadler revealed that he had spoken to Barr on Wednesday for the first time since Bill Barr; the Attorney General handed his four-page summary of Robert Mueller's report over to Congress on Sunday. And during that phone call, Nadler could not get Bill Barr to commit to releasing the full Mueller report, and said that he would find that to be unacceptable. Let's hear what he said.</s>REP. JERRY NADLER (D-NY), CHAIRMAN, HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE: I am most concerned that when I asked whether the -- we could commit that the American people and the Congress would see the entire unredacted report and the underlying evidence, he would not make a commitment on that, and that is not acceptable.</s>SCANNELL: And Jim, so Nadler saying there that it is unacceptable for that. But we're also learning from him that Bill Barr said that he would not give the White House a sneak preview of the report before he sent it to Congress. So DOJ lawyers working with some staff from Mueller's team are continuing to go through the report, scrubbing it for classified information, any material that might be related to the grand jury criminal proceedings. So as of now, there is no deadline, but the Democrats seemed to acknowledge that Barr is not going to meet the April 2nd one, Jim.</s>SCIUTTO: Now, Adam Schiff; the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, he says that he wants Mueller to testify so that members can ask him how he came to those conclusions. Does that happen?