CABRERA: In two days, Thursday morning, the Justice Department says it will release the redacted version of the Mueller report. White House officials tell CNN they think public opinion is already set after Attorney General Bill Barr's summary conclusions. They don't think it will be moved much by the report's release, but they are a little worried it could give Democrats ammunition to use against the president. Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee say they will subpoena the Justice Department for the full report without redactions if they do not receive it this week. Bill Barr says don't expect it. Meantime, the fight over the president's finances is also escalating. Congressional Democrats issuing subpoenas now to Deutsche Bank along with other financial institutions with ties to the president. And the battle over obtaining President Trump's taxes is heating up as well. The deadline is in one week for the IRS to hand over the returns to the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee Democrat Richard Neal. The president's lawyers tell the U.S. Treasury Department that this request is unconstitutional and to deny it. Let's bring in CNN's Kara Scannell with the latest. Kara?</s>KARA SCANNELL, CNN REPORTER: Yes, Ana, that's right. So the House Intelligence, the House Financial Services Committee have subpoenaed Deutsche Bank, looking for -- asking them for any documents relating to loans that they have given to Donald Trump and the Trump Organization.
House Committees Subpoena Banks Over Trump's Finances.