Robert Mueller Testifies
His Report Is 'Thorough,
Fair and Consistent'
The Special Counsel was appointed
to lead the investigation into
President Donald Trump and Russian
interference into the 2016 election.
He was questioned for
three and a half hours by members
of the House Judiciary Committee.
In his opening statement,
Mueller was clear his testimony would
be limited due to ongoing litigation.
He stated that he did
not "intend to summarize
or describe the results of
our work in a different way."
During questioning, Mueller often
responded in one word sentences,
and cited the two volume report as answer.
Mueller confirmed that his
investigation did not exonerate
Trump for obstruction of justice.
He affirmed that
the President could
be indicted after
leaving office.
The President tweeted several
times during the hearings, and
campaign texts were sent out to his
supporters referencing Mueller's testimony.