Senate Democrats may have complained Wednesday that the
Senate Democrats may have complained Wednesday that the «Mueller Report» was unavailable, perhaps part of a secret Trump administration plan to hide the special counsel’s filings, but some consumers are getting their hands on copies; the Mueller report will debut this week at #1 on The New York Times bestseller list.
CNN reports that The Washington Post’s version of the report, which features not just Mueller’s text but commentary and analysis from Washington Post reporters, tops both the «paperback nonfiction» and «combined print/e-book sales» lists.
The paperback report, which is redacted, costs around $9 for the print edition and around $7 for the e-book version.
A second version of the same document, without annotations but with an introduction by legendary legal analyst Alan Dershowitz, also debuted this week on the same paperback bestseller list, but at number 11. That version is a little less expensive, but the Mueller report there is reproduced with commentary only at the beginning and not throughout.
Other versions of the report, including the Department of Justice’s official versions, went unranked.
