Former special counsel Robert Mueller appeared before U.S. Congress’ House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees Wednesday to answer questions centred around his investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Mueller released a 448-page report on his investigation’s findings in April, but has since faced calls to answer follow-up questions.
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During Wednesday’s testimony, which lasted more than six hours, Mueller faced questions from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
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