"It was bad enough when the media immediately opted to play along with Barr's dubious, three-and-a-half page summary. pretending that the cherry-picked document was in any way a credible stand-in for the contents of sprawling, two-year investigation. But by having spent the entire week since then doing its best to prop up the Barr summary while raising virtually no collective demands about seeing the Mueller report itself, the press has played an absolutely central role in the unfolding cover-up.In a country facing unprecedented political polarization, there's actually huge bipartisan agreement that the Mueller report needs to be made public. That’s a stunning development that received very little news coverage this week."