The top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee said today that special counsel Robert Mueller’s congressional testimony this Wednesday will be the GOP’s first, and perhaps final, opportunity to question Mueller about the way he conducted his nearly two-year probe, the conclusions he reached (or didn’t reach) on collusion and obstruction, and the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation.
Republican Rep. Doug Collins of Georgia spoke with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures about the strategy that Republicans have for questioning Mueller, which includes framing the Wednesday hearing as the end of the Trump-Russia saga, saying he hoped that Mueller’s testimony would be “the final episode of the Mueller report and a final episode to, hopefully, put this behind so that the president … can actually get to governing.”
