Everybody We Know Robert Mueller Has Interviewed In The Trump Investigation So Far

Tessa Berenson, Time: Politics
Fri, 01/26/2018 - 2:56pm

Special counsel Robert Mueller and congressional investigators have interviewed roughly 50 people who work at the White House or were involved in Donald Trump’s campaign. Based on a compilation of CBS of known interviews, that number includes at least 20 White House employees and one Cabinet official: Attorney General Jeff Sessions. So far, it has not included Trump himself, though the president has said he’d “love” to talk to Mueller. There may be more.

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