POOL
Washington - 29 May 2019
1. Robert Mueller walks into Justice Department briefing room
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington - 22 July 2019
2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press Reporter:
"Democrats have been trying to get Robert Mueller in ever since he issued his report, the Mueller Report in April, and they really think that they just need to get him in front of the American people to explain what he found because they think that Americans haven't read the Mueller Report."
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press Reporter:
"I think one major point of questioning on both sides is going to be the fact that Mueller has essentially said that the President cannot be indicted. And so Democrats are going to try to get him to say you know what how important that decision was and when he made it. Republicans are really interested in the timeline of that, when did he decide that the president couldn't be indicted because some of them will try to make an argument that the investigation should have just been fully shut down if they decided that the president couldn't indict, couldn't be indicted. So I think that will be a major point of questioning on on both sides."
POOL
Washington - 10 June 2019
4. Various of House Judiciary Commitee Chairman Rep. Jerrold Nadler
POOL
Washington - 29 May 2019
5. Various of Mueller speaking
POOL
Washington - 10 June 2019
6. Various of Nadler
7. Various of Judiciary Commitee Ranking Member Rep. Doug Collins
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington - 22 July 2019
8. Various of President Donald Trump discussing upcoming Mueller hearings UPSOUND: (English) US President Donald Trump: "No, I'm not going to be watching, probably, maybe I'll see a little bit of it. I'm not going to be watching Mueller because you can't take all those bites out of the apple. We had no collusion, no obstruction."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington - 22 July 2019
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press Reporter:
"More than 80 Democrats have called to open an impeachment inquiry just to hold hearings on impeachment for Donald Trump. Democrats who support that effort are hoping to see more of those calls after this hearing. Nancy Pelosi so far has said that she is not interested for now in impeachment. So it's unclear if this hearing will change that dynamic. Some Democrats are really hoping that it will."
10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press Reporter:
"What Democrats hope is that they're bringing the report into the American consciousness and that they get people to to see what they see, which is egregious behavior on behalf of the president. Republicans are hoping that this all just goes away, that this is the final chapter in the Mueller Report. I think it remains to be seen. As I said I think that when they go back for August recess, we'll see how the American people respond. Are they going to pressure their lawmakers to move for impeachment or to do more than they're currently doing? I think all of that remains to be seen and I think Nancy Pelosi who really controls a lot of this will be watching all of that."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington - June 21 2019
11. Various of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi
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Washington - 12 June 2019
12. House Intel Committee Chairman Adam Schiff speaking with Rep. Jim Himes
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Washington - 11 June 2019
13. Still photo of Nadler and Schiff
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington - 2 April 2019
14. Still photo of Republican Reps Mark Meadows and Jim Jordan
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Washington - Recent
15. Pelosi walking out of White House