Spectacularly, Barr and deputy AG, Rod Rosenstein, announced that after having carefully assessed the facts, they found no evidence of obstruction of justice by the Trump campaign or the president himself. "I didn't make this decision lightly" Barr solemnly explained, "I mean, you saw what happened to the last guy, [Attorney General Jeff] Sessions? I'd like to keep my employer-provided health care, so I took that into account when analyzing the constitutionality of Trump's conduct — which, for the record, was completely legal." Surprisingly, there remains criticism surrounding the summary's overall sparse content and confidentiality shrouding the investigation. In the summary, Barr listed several federal regulations, of which the general population has most certainly heard and understands even without a legal education, that prevented the administration from immediately releasing the report.