The release of the Mueller report was just the beginning. The headlines about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation this weekend came after months of legal pressure from CNN and others pressing the Justice Department to make more of his work public.
On Saturday, both CNN and BuzzFeed published 274 pages of investigative notes and memos from Mueller's interviews with key witnesses about Russian interference in the 2016 election -- and the Trump campaign's involvement. The documents revealed that President Donald Trump, his family members and his top advisers pushed repeatedly to get access to hacked documents WikiLeaks was releasing throughout 2016.
CNN sued on June 4 for access to documents I had requested more than a month earlier: the"FBI memoranda, such as 302s, from any and all of the interviews" of the 500-some witnesses in the Mueller investigation, plus"any and all case files related to" those witnesses. Our lawyers, editors and I had realized we wanted to prioritize what we asked for when we went to court.
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