BALDWIN: We continue on. You're watching CNN. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thank you for being here. Let's get to live pictures here. House Judiciary Committee meeting right now up on Capitol Hill. Any moment now, members will be holding a vote as to whether they choose to hold Attorney General Bill Barr in contempt for refusing to turn over the unredacted portions of the Mueller report. And that is just one of the epic political maneuvers underway in this fight to get the report's full details. And keeping in mind, it is 20 days since the redacted version went public. The other maneuver meant to keep redacted portions confidential came this morning from the White House. The president invoked executive privilege over the entire Mueller report and its underlying evidence. So we start this hour with CNN Senior Congressional Correspondent, Manu Raju, on Capitol Hill. Just, first of all, we're waiting for the committee to vote. Tell me more about when that will happen and what happens once they make a decision?</s>MANU RAJU, CNN SENIOR CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, we do expect a vote this afternoon. It has been taking some time because the voting process is sort of a freewheeling process.
House Judiciary Committee Deliberates Barr Contempt As Trump Asserts Executive Privilege Over Mueller Report.