WASHINGTON – House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff vowed on Sunday to make Robert Mueller’s Russia report public – even if means forcing the special counsel to testify about his findings before his committee.

“We will obviously subpoena the report. We will bring Bob Mueller in to testify before Congress. We will take it to court if necessary,” Schiff (D-Calif.) told ABC’s “This Week.”

Schiff and Democratic House leaders have raised concerns that newly-minted Attorney General William Barr will conceal some of the findings of Mueller’s nearly two-year investigation.

“If he (Barr) were try to withhold, to try to bury any part of this report, that will be his legacy and it will be a tarnished legacy,” Schiff added. “So I think there’ll be immense pressure not only on the department, but on the attorney general to be forthcoming.”

Schiff and five other House committee chairs sent Barr a letter Friday demanding he make the pending Mueller report public “without delay and to the maximum extent permitted by law.”

The Democratic reps – who lead committees looking into Trump’s finances and his ties to Russia – also want Barr to submit to Congress any confidential aspects of the Mueller report that were deemed too sensitive for the public.

Because the Justice Department’s position is that a sitting president cannot be indicted, the committee chairs said: “Congress could be the only institution currently situated to act on evidence of the president’s misconduct.”

Rep. Jerrold Nadler, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, also vowed Sunday to pass legislation that mandates the Mueller report be made public.

His committee wants to see the Mueller findings before deciding whether to take up impeachment. Meanwhile, Nadler’s committee will hold hearings on Trump’s abuse of power and interference with justice.

“I view this president and his conduct as the greatest threat to the democratic system and to the constitutional government since the Civil War,” Nadler told John Catsimatidis on 970 AM in New York.