Is Robert Mueller's investigation really almost done? Congress will ask Matthew Whitaker on Friday.
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The Justice Department said late Thursday that Whitaker would testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Friday.The hearing is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. EST.Earlier in the day, the committee authorized its chairman, Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y. to serve a subpoena on Whitaker if he declined to answer lawmakers' questions. The department said in a statement that Whitaker changed his mind and agreed to testify after Nadler assured him that there would be no subpoena if Whitaker appeared before Congress and answered lawmakers' questions. Lawmakers said they plan to press him on that, too.In a letter to lawmakers Thursday, the Justice Department said the White House had not asked Whitaker to make any promises about Mueller's investigation, and he had not made any.
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