This is our weekly newsletter we send each Friday. If you want to get these updates weekly instead of periodically, sign up here.     Leading Off: 300 > 4 Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report is over 300 pages long, but all we’ve seen is a problematic four-page summary, written by a partisan attorney general with a “preordained” opinion on the Mueller investigation and obstruction of justice. Attorney General William Barr cherry-picked info from the report to fit the Republican narrative, left a ton of unanswered questions, and — tellingly — did not consult Mueller. What are you covering up, Barr?   Here are the few things we do know: Mueller did not exonerate Trump. The Special Counsel presented evidence of obstruction of justice, but apparently left the decision of criminally charging Trump to Barr. (Important to note: the standard for pursuing criminal charges is very different than for starting impeachment hearings.)   And Trump is still guilty of being unfit for office. His campaign benefitted from hacking perpetrated by Russian Military Intelligence, and from misinformation spread by an oligarch-owned company, confirming Russian interference. Trump officials lied about their contacts with Russia (even this week!) and Trump lied about his business ties with Russia. As our founder Tom Steyer wrote in Newsweek, “the case to impeach Trump is as strong as ever.”   This grassroots movement is continuing to combat the lies and complacency in D.C. Here are three things you can do to make a difference: Sign on to our national petition demanding Barr release the full Mueller report. Call Congressman Jerry Nadler and urge him to ask Mueller to testify before the Judiciary Committee. Watch and share this video of Tom explaining the importance of seeing the entire report and doubling down on impeachment. The Fight Doesn’t Stop with the End of the Mueller Investigation​ The House Oversight and Reform Committee, led by Chairman Elijah Cummings, is asking an accounting firm for 10 years of Trump’s financial records. This is to corroborate Michael Cohen's testimony earlier this month that Trump illegally inflated his net worth and deflated assets.   Meanwhile, Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib introduced a resolution that would direct the House Judiciary Committee to open an investigation into Trump’s impeachable offenses. We support Rep. Tlaib’s call for an impeachment investigation.   Last week, more than 170 NTI volunteers made over 83 visits to 51 representatives’ offices to talk about impeachment during the March recess in-district work period. Let’s keep the momentum going when Congress returns home for two weeks in April: Sign up to meet with your representative. A Tale of Two Congressmen California Congressman Adam Schiff is under fire from Republicans, who are calling on him to resign as chair of the House Intelligence Committee. In response, he gave an impassioned speech outlining the many connections between the Trump campaign and Russia, as Trump’s cries of “no collusion” ring hollow. Add your name to our petition thanking Chairman Schiff for not backing down in the face of Republican intimidation, and for being on the right side of history. Meanwhile, House Majority Whip James Clyburn is ready to move on from the Mueller investigation, calling it a “chapter that’s closed.” We’d have to disagree: How can we move on when we haven’t seen the full report? The South Carolina Congressman has a lot of influence among House Democrats: Send him an email to stand for impeaching the most corrupt president in U.S. history. NTI Tweet of the Week​ As always, you can follow us on Twitter @Need2Impeach, or Instagram @needtoimpeach. More To Know:​ One of the impeachable offenses that Mueller did not examine specifically was Trump's violation of the Foreign Emoluments Clause of the Constitution. The Romanian Prime Minister stayed at Trump’s D.C. hotel last weekend. Fourteen Republicans siding with Democrats was not enough for the House to override the President’s veto to overturn his “national emergency declaration.” Senior White House officials are using their personal emails and messaging systems for work. For example, Jared Kushner is using WhatsApp to chat with foreign leaders. Interesting how Republicans only care about this issue when it involves Hillary Clinton. Stop what you are doing and watch Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortezexplain the importance of fighting climate change. Then check out Tom’s appearance on ABC News’ “The Investigation” podcast. share this update follow us on facebook