Giuliani: Trump lawyers saw Mueller report Tuesday as they prepared rebuttal

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani said Thursday that White House lawyers saw special counsel Robert Mueller's report on Tuesday — two days before its release to the public — as they prepared a rebuttal.

"I read every page. ... We started on Tuesday night," Giuliani said on Fox News shortly after the redacted report was released. "We went to the Justice Department, in a secured room. We couldn't take it out, we couldn't photograph it."

Giuliani said that he and White House lawyers Jay Sekulow, Marty Raskin and Jane Raskin each reviewed the entire redacted report before sharing their thoughts.

They did not receive their own copy of the report but were allowed to take notes, Giuliani added.

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/439534-giuliani-trump-lawyers-saw-mueller-report-tuesday-as-they-prepared

That's bold. They're not even attempting that they've rigged the game.

[Funtatlaguy]

1. So did Barr tell a direct lie about White House not seeing it?

[coti]

2. So, in other words, Trump used his position as President to gain early access to a report

pertaining to potential criminal behavior by him, before the report was released to the public. Do other potential criminals have privileges like that?