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Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller testified before the House Oversight Committee Wednesday and said that his investigation didexonerate the president, and that a president could be reasonably charged with obstruction of justice once out of office. Cool. It would be cooler if that changed absolutely anything. Instead, Republicans are still in a heady glow of
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DOJ tells Robert Mueller: 'any testimony must remain in the boundaries of your public report''I would caution Jerry Nadler, with all due respect to Hugh Jackman, looks like he wants to be the next greatest showman. I would say, be careful what you wish for.' - Rep. Mark Walker on former special counsel Robert Mueller's testimony before Congress
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Robert Mueller Is Told to Stick to Public Findings in TestimonyThe Justice Department told Robert Mueller to keep this week’s congressional testimony within the boundaries of his public report, just as Democrats hope the former special counsel sheds new light on his probe of Russia and President Trump.
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Congress prepares for 'reticent' witness Robert MuellerRobert Mueller hasn't offered much in appearances before Congress. Democrats and Republicans are preparing to use his testimony to make their points about his report.
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The 14 Most Important Questions for Robert MuellerAfter weeks of subpoenas, wrangling, and rescheduling, the former special counsel is finally scheduled to come before Congress tomorrow.
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Robert Mueller asks to bring his chief of staff with him for congressional testimony: SourcesFormer special counsel Robert Mueller has requested to bring his former chief of staff with him for his testimony into Russian interference in the 2016 election scheduled on Capitol Hill Wednesday, congressional sources told ABC News. Mueller has asked members of both committees to swear Aaron Zebley
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Robert Mueller testimony: Everything you need to knowThe former special counsel will testify publicly before two congressional panels on Wednesday.
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