joining us to talk about it is dennis johnson, the cofounder and copublisher of all borough houseboats. good morning. what is the role that your publishing company will take in the mueller report? guest: we feel that if you make it available as a book, it will get to more people. a lot of people do not look at the online versions offered by the government, or bother to contact the printing office to get an expensive printout is a manuscript. -- as a manuscript. we think that if it is available as a book, it will get more widely read. it will be in home and public libraries, and people will have a chance to see what they paid for. host: your publishing company got the rights to publish the book. how? guest: it is a public document. there is no obtaining of rights. we already own it as taxpayers. host: how did you get permission to publish it as a book? guest: by being an american citizen. you do not need permission to publish something that is a public document. host: we have been talking about this idea of a redacted report. how does your version treat those? guest: we will publish the

our interview this morning with dennis johnson, one of the publishers of the mueller report. it is a government document so it can be published by any publisher without any sort of copyright. you can also see it for free online. having some fun with the reductions in the report and her tweet here, lightly rejected. carol is in cambridge, minnesota, and on our republican line. go ahead. caller: yes, i just wanted to say congratulations to everybody who did the report. sick of hearing about it, no matter what channel you go on. it is over. let's get on with our country. host: ok. next up, our democrats line. kim, go -- ken, go ahead. caller: i'm ken from california at a democrat. i made my mind that i will never vote democrat again. i'm 69 years old. i'm sick of the way it is handled. democrats are like a bunch of little babies. ever playing a basketball game and it does not go the right way, it could says,. -- a kid says i'm going home. that is how the democrats are. if they don't, they will get inir butt handed to them 2020. ms. cortez thinks she is the best sh there is. no p

dennis live on the court the arena. >> reporter: i am jacked out of my mind, warriors could wrap up the series tonight. the marcus johnson likely out for the year. cousins will be on the bench tonight for moral support. how lucky are the warriors that andrew came over from australia and filled in for cousins almost seamlessly. >> we trust them, at the highest level. we have seen what he can do for us in the playoffs anink he iha that as we go through the playoffs. >> >> reporter: reunited with the warriors last month. once known as the angry aussie, he is a mellower version of himself once he returns to the team at some point next season which is okay by clay thompson. >> i would like that too, when i play poker with him the whole year, he's a pretty big shark. i just enjoy his problem. he's been here since my second year. he is a great teammate. kids, i think that brought so much joy to his life. and now he is probably the stckroom. which is great. >> reporter: he has come up huge in the last two games for the warriors, averaging rebounds in each of those games. and, bears noting that the warriors center, only sender un

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however, viewers can get it in another form as well and joining us to talk about that is dennis johnson, the cofounder and copublisher of melville house books. good morning to you. >> good morning. the law that your publishing company will take in the mueller report? you make ithat if available as a book, it will get to more people. i feel a lot of people just won't look at the online version by the government. or they won't bother to contact the printing congress to get the manuscripts. we think if it's available as a book, it will be more widely read, it will be in libraries, public libraries, and people will have a chance to see what they paid for. >> and your publishing company got rights to publish the book, how did that happen? >> well, if the public document. there's is no obtaining of rates, we already own it. >> how do you get permission to publish it as a book? >> by being an american citizen. you don't need special permission to publish public domain documents. so we were talking about the couple of weeks this idea of a redacted report. how does the version of your street tho

however, viewers can get it in another form as well and joining us to talk about that is dennis johnson, the cofounder and copublisher of melville house books. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what

. >> dennis johnson planning on putting out a printed version of the mueller report. if you want to check it out, thanks. i'm sorry? thank you for that, and thank you for your time. >> thanks very much for talking to me. >> well, now you know how you for 10 it as a book or dollars or so. the report released today at 11:00 eastern. we have it online for you at the zen.org feature very prominently. the link on our homepage, that is a searchable document. members of congress are reading it, members of the press are reading it, and analyzing what in it. , havingfrom new jersey some fun with the reactions in the report with history. the censoring of mueller's findings created more holes than swiss cheese. this is from public encouragement from arkansas, no collusion, conspiracy, or obstruction. this investigation has been litigated as political for over two years but the conclusion remains the same. political feelings won't change that. with the report released and findings out, it's time to move on. >> obviously a congressional reporter, democrat, ohio representative and