From WNYC in New York, this is on the media.

Brooke Gladstone is out this week.

I'm Bob Garfield.

The latest chapter of the ongoing saga of the Mueller investigation and executive branch

mischief ratcheted up yet again this week.

Pretty dramatically, actually.

This is Democratic Senator Maisie Hirono of Hawaii,

giving a shout out to journalists for once again revealing administration misdirection.

And now we know, thanks to a free press,

that Mr. Mueller wrote your letter objecting to your so-called summary.

Hirona was grilling Attorney General Bill Barr at a hearing Wednesday of the Senate Judiciary Committee

where Democrats wanted to know why his now infamous four-page summary mischaracterized Mueller's

investigatory conclusions and why Barr then mischaracterized the

special counsel's written objections to the summary.

When you called Mueller to discuss his letter, the reports are that he thought your summary

was giving the press, Congress, and the public a misleading impression of his work.

Once again, the press found itself to be a major character in the Mueller investigation narrative,

most especially when fingered by Barr at his initial press conference on the report,

as a sort of unindicted co-conspirator in an unholy witch hunt.

There was relentless speculation in the news media about the president's personal culpability.

Yet, as he said from the beginning, there was, in fact, no collusion.

So persistent and unfair was the coverage, Barr testified on Wednesday.

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