Reasonable Disagreements

Reasonable Disagreements: As Baseball Winds Up, Mueller Winds Down

Did the Mueller investigation reach a good conclusion? Will we ever see a full Mueller Report — and should we?

Reasonable Disagreements•March 28, 2019
Reasonable Disagreements: As Baseball Winds Up, Mueller Winds Down

On the first day of baseball season, Hoover Institution fellows Richard Epstein and Adam White call balls and strikes on the apparent end of the Mueller investigation as detailed in Attorney General Barr’s four-page letter to Congress. They still disagree about Mueller, but they agree that the investigation reached a good conclusion. Will we ever see a full Mueller Report — and should we?

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Richard A. Epstein

Richard A. Epstein

Adam J. White

Adam J. White

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