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From the newsroom of The Washington Post,

This is Post Reports.

I'm Martin Powers.

It's Monday, April 22.

Today, the inner workings of the Mueller investigation,

Al Gore passes the torch and a history of presidential helicopter shouting.

It's been a few days since the release of the Redacted Mueller report.

And in that time, we've seen a lot of new details come out

about the inner workings of the White House and the interactions between the Trump campaign and Russia.

But the Mueller report also tells us a lot about the investigators themselves.

Where they went, where they hit dead ends,

and what they just weren't able to figure out.

That's what National Investigative Reporter,

Roz Helderman, has been working on.

I mean, when you take a really careful read on the report and it requires looking at the footnotes

where they tell you who was interviewed and when.

You can get a really strong sense of all the things they did,

all the rabbit holes they went down, and sort of how they ordered their work,

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