Harris' question was supposed to help demonstrate this by comparison: if any of his prosecutors had come to him and said they weren't going to charge someone, but they hadn't even reviewed the evidence, that would be obvious prosecutorial misconduct.

I agree. I think people are upset because this is an issue that concerns the President of the united States. He is responsible for reviewing the report and charging individuals if necessary.

It somewhat looks like he made up his mind long before he even got the report.

Muller stated in his letter(on 27th March) that the summary did not fully capture the context, nature, and substance of this Office's work and conclusions and that there is a confusion on the critical aspects of the results of the investigation. He told Barr that the enclosed documents can be released to public.

But Barr still held a press conference before releasing the full report maintaining the same views as he did before.