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Robert Mueller is testifying in front of Congress on Wednesday. The Department of Justice has instructed him to not stray from what’s in the 448 page report.

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Robert Mueller is testifying in front of Congress on Wednesday. The Department of Justice has instructed him to not stray from what’s in the 448 page report.

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