HARLOW: All right. Welcome back. For months, this has been the question: when will the Mueller report be released? Here's your answer: two days. In two days, the redacted report, or the Barr version of the Mueller report, will be made public by the Justice Department. This as House Democrats are ratcheting up investigations into the president's finances. Let's go to our colleague, Sunlen Serfaty. She's in Washington with more. So Thursday morning, big morning.</s>SUNLEN SERFATY, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: That's right. Thursday is going to be such a huge day here in Washington. And Trump's legal team, Poppy, is already prepping to push back on the redacted report. Meantime, House Democrats are amping up their oversight authority, subpoenaing several institutions for financial information about President Trump.</s>SERFATY (voice-over): The Trump administration bracing for the release of the attorney general's version of Robert Mueller's report after the Justice Department announced that the nearly 400-page redacted document will be released on Thursday morning. Last month, Attorney General William Barr released a four-page memo summarizing Mueller's findings, saying that Mueller did not uncover evidence of conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia, but stopped short of a conclusion on the question of obstruction. In anticipation of the release, President Trump resorting to old attacks on the special counsel, a change of tune from his tone after Barr's summary was released last month. White House officials tell CNN that the president's legal team is preparing a rebuttal, but that they do not believe the coming report will change public opinion. The officials adding that they are concerned that any damaging information could give ammunition to Democrats who are escalating their efforts to obtain insight into the president's financial history. The House Intelligence and Banking Committees subpoenaing Deutsche Bank.
Redacted Mueller Report to Be Released on Thursday.