Thursday morning, Washington and the U.S. waits for the release of the redacted Mueller report. U.S. Attorney General William Barr is scheduled to hold a press conference on special counsel Robert Mueller's report within hours but before the release. U.S. President Donald Trump floated the possibility that he too would hold a press conference after Barr. The Washington Post reports that the report will be a lightly redacted but in-depth look at Mueller's investigation into potential obstruction of justice by Trump. CNN's Max Foster asks Iain Dale, Rachel Shabi and George Pascoe-Watson: "What impact will the Mueller report have on the Trump presidency?"