Robert Mueller, former special counsel for the Department of Justice and director of the FBI, testified in front of the House Judiciary and House Intelligence Committees regarding his report investigating Russian election interference and whether obstruction of justice was committed by the Trump administration. While Mueller failed to present enough and sufficient data to prosecute President Trump, he urged that Russian interference is still prominent and should be considered a threat to democracy.
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Produced by Kara Peters, Karin Kirn, and K. Josiah Park
