Attorney General William Barr offers his overview of the Mueller report at a news conference scheduled for 9. The redacted report should then be in the hands of Congress before noon and subsequently published on the special counsel's website. Members of the public can download Mueller's report from the Justice Department website. Department of Justice, Barr redactions and all, and it is essential reading for all Americans on both sides of the aisle," the store stated.
A live stream of Barr's press conference will be available to watch online. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who for a long time had oversight of the Mueller investigation after the former Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself because of his ties to the Trump campaign, will appear alongside Barr.
I will use the preconverted CSV format of the report present here. As we see from the pdf, first few pages contain Title and Index of the report, and the actual report text starts from page 9. Filtering out all the other pages for exploration. There are about rows with NA as text, these maybe because of parsing failures over redactions, among other things.
Dropping them for now. Assuming these are introduced because of pdf parsing errors over redactions. While the above plot shows the general interesting areas of the report, lets see which are some of the most polarized lines in the document, in either direction.
Lets build a cosine-similarity based simple search engine instead of the basic keyword-based search that comes with the pdf document , in order to make this document more easily searchable and gain context using most related lines in the report for a given query.
These parts are mostly labeled "HOM" or "Harm to Ongoing Matter," implying that they pertain to ongoing investigations. Unfortunately, the PDF is not searchable, and you can't highlight text, a wise move as the ability to do so often grants readers the ability to copy blacked-out text and then paste it into another document in readable format.
That probably won't work here, but we are sure many of you will try. There's a searchable PDF here. For anyone who's been living under a rock for the past two years, this is Special Counsel Robert S.
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