The Justice Department is privately discouraging two of special counsel Robert Mueller’s top deputies from testifying before Congress.
Aaron Zebley and James Quarles III have tentatively agreed to answer questions from the House Intelligence and Judiciary committees behind closed doors. But the Justice Department has informed both panels of its opposition to testimony from Zebley and Quarles and have also channeled this message to the pair of prosecutors, according to the New York Times.
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