NO.

Here comes the Barrett report which Davind Kendall has been trying to keep
from being made public since 2004.

http://www.nationalreview.com/york/york200510250904.asp

An excerpt from the NRO story:
That report could be quite controversial. Some people familiar with the
situation believe the Justice Department barred Barrett from investigating
things that, in the words of one source, "cried out to be investigated."
This would include actions by the Justice Department itself - and the report
may say so. "The Department of Justice is incapable of investigating itself,
and you can carve that in granite," says the source. (A current official at
Justice insists, "Nobody here was attempting to protect the Clinton
administration from an investigation.")

wrote:
NO.

Here comes the Barrett report which Davind Kendall has been trying to keep
from being made public since 2004.

http://www.nationalreview.com/york/york200510250904.asp


An unbiased source, I'm sure.