Congressman Swalwell says Mueller probe concludes faster if Trump interviewed

California Congressman Eric Swalwell says at a press conference with Judiciary Committee Democrats that none should miss the bigger picture that Russia attacked united states and its democracy in the 2016 election, President Donald Trump's team eagerly sought to work with Russians, including campaign chairman, son-in-law and son who moved mountains to take meetings and receive hacked proceeds of Russians, worth investigating. Swalwell says the fastest conclusion came if Trump sat down for an interview to answer questions already provided, that Vice President Mike Pence could not ask Mueller to wrap it up or complain.
California Congressman Eric Swalwell says at a press conference with Judiciary Committee Democrats that none should miss the bigger picture that Russia attacked united states and its democracy in the 2016 election, President Donald Trump's team eagerly sought to work with Russians, including campaign chairman, son-in-law and son who moved mountains to take meetings and receive hacked proceeds of Russians, worth investigating. Swalwell says the fastest conclusion came if Trump sat down for an interview to answer questions already provided, that Vice President Mike Pence could not ask Mueller to wrap it up or complain.
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