House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler issued an ultimatum to Attorney General William Barr: Hand over the unredacted Mueller report by Monday, or face possible contempt of Congress proceedings.
In a letter sent to Barr Friday, Nadler offered to prioritize some materials over others, including witness interviews cited in the report. He also suggested limiting the committee's request for the underlying evidence.
But he asked the Justice Department to reconsider letting all members of Congress look at a less-redacted version of the report.
Nadler's letter was sent the day after Barr skipped a House Judiciary Committee hearing. The committee had voted to let an outside counsel ask Barr questions during the meeting, but Barr wasn't on board with that idea.
The Justice Department has yet to comment on Nadler's letter.
Additional reporting from Newsy affiliate CNN.
