Nadler said the special counsel should testify, even if he gives no new information about the Mueller report’s findings
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler plans to have Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III testify publicly before Congress even if he doesn’t say anything beyond what is in his 448-page report on the Russia investigation.
“We will have Mr. Mueller’s testimony,” the New York Democrat said in response to a question Friday on WNYC radio.
Nadler’s push to bring Mueller before the panel for a televised hearing is the latest twist in what had been weeks of negotiations with the special counsel about his testimony. Mueller made a surprise on-camera announcement Wednesday at the Justice Department with a clear message that he did not want to testify.
View the complete May 31 article by Todd Ruger on The Roll Call website here.