 doesn't want to testify and will not go beyond the substance of the report in any questioning, but Democrats want to talk to him anyway.

Nadler said Tuesday that he also hopes to call in Jody Hunt, who served as former Attorney General Jeff Sessions' chief of staff, and former White House aide Rick Dearborn.

Absent key witnesses, Democrats have so far held hearings with issue experts to review Mueller's report, which examined Russian interference in the 2016 election and whether Trump obstructed justice as he tried to undermine the probe.

On Wednesday, the House intelligence panel heard from former FBI officials who told lawmakers that Russian meddling in the 2016 election bore some of the textbook tricks of the trade of Kremlin spycraft, including the volume and breadth of contacts with Trump associates.

After that hearing, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., threatened to subpoena FBI Director Christopher Wray for information related to the bureau's counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference.

Schiff said he has unsuccessfully sought more information about that investigation and any links to Trump's campaign, including whether that probe is still active. The investigation was first disclosed by then-FBI Director James Comey at a committee hearing in March 2017, and Schiff said he has received few answers about it since Comey was fired by Trump two months later.

Schiff wants to know whether the FBI is still conducting any related counterintelligence investigations. Such inquiries can take years and extend far beyond a criminal probe.

"We are determined to get answers, and we are running out of patience," Schiff said. "If necessary, we'll subpoena the director and require him to come in and provide those answers under oath."

The two FBI witnesses at the hearing, Robert Anderson and Stephanie Douglas, highlighted aspects of the Mueller report they said showed Russian efforts to screen and test Trump campaign associates, to establish backchannels of communications and to spread their contacts around in hopes of maximizing their chances of getting what they wanted.

Mueller did not find a criminal conspiracy between the campaign and Russia, but he did detail a series of interactions and outreach that has alarmed Democrats and accelerated calls from some in the party for impeachment proceedings and renewed investigations.

Also Wednesday, Trump Jr. spoke with the Senate Intelligence Committee for about three hours to clarify an interview with the committee's staff in 2017. Senators wanted to talk to him again about the Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer and a Trump real estate project in Moscow.
doesn't want to testify and will not go beyond the substance of the report in any questioning, but Democrats desire to spill the beans to him anyway. 

 Nadler said Tuesday that he besides hopes to address in Jody Hunt, who served as early Attorney General Jeff Sessions' foreman of staff, and former White House aide Rick Dearborn. 

 Absent key witness, Democrats have so far held hearing with offspring experts to review Mueller's reputation, which examined Russian interference in the 2016 election and whether Trump obstruct justice as he tried to undermine the probe. 

 On Wednesday, the House news panel heard from erstwhile FBI officials who state lawmakers that Russian meddling in the 2016 election bore some of the textbook tricks of the trade of Kremlin spycraft, including the bulk and breadth of contacts with Trump associates. 

 After that hearing, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D - Calif., threatened to subpoena FBI Director Christopher Wray for information related to the bureau's counterintelligence investigation into the Russian interference. 

 Schiff said he has unsuccessfully sought more information about that investigation and any links to Trump's campaign, including whether that probe is however active. The investigation was first disclose by then - FBI Director James Comey at a committee earshot in March 2017, and Schiff said he has received few answers about it since Comey was arouse by Trump two months later. 

 Schiff wants to know whether the FBI is however conducting any related counterintelligence investigations. Such inquiries can take years and extend far beyond a condemnable probe. 

 " We are determined to get answers, and we are running out of patience, " Schiff said. " If necessary, we'll subpoena the director and necessitate him to come in and provide those answers under oath. " 

 The two FBI witnesses at the earshot, Robert Anderson and Stephanie Douglas, highlighted aspects of the Mueller report they say showed Russian efforts to screen and test Trump political campaign associates, to establish backchannels of communications and to spread their contacts about in hopes of maximize their chances of contract what they wanted. 

 Mueller did not receive a criminal conspiracy between the campaign and Russia, but he did detail a series of interactions and outreach that has alarm Democrats and accelerated calls from some in the party for impeachment proceedings and renewed investigations. 

 Also Wednesday, Trump Jr. spoke with the Senate Intelligence Committee for about three hours to clarify an consultation with the committee's staff in 2017. Senators wanted to speak to him again about the Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer and a Trump real estate project in Moscow.
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AfTEr that HeaRinG, House INtelligENce coMMITtEe Chairman Adam SchiFf, d-cAlIf., threatEned to SUbPoENa FBI DirEcTor chriSTOpher wray FOr InformatIon relATeD tO the burEaU's counTeRinTelLigenCE invEstigaTion into The RuSSian interferenCE.

Schiff said he HAs UNSuCCessFulLy sought morE infORmatIon aBOuT thAT inveStigaTiON aND any links to Trump's caMpAign, inCludiNg whether that Probe is stiLL ACtive. The InveSTiGAtion was first dIscloSed by then-Fbi DirectoR JameS Comey at A committeE HEaring in marCh 2017, aNd SChiFF SaId he has receivED Few aNsWers aboUt iT since COmeY waS fiRed By trump two mOnths latEr.

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 doesn't want to testify a nd will no t gobey ond  t he s ubst ance of the re p ortin any questioning, bu t Dem oc r atsw an t totalk to hi m any wa y. 

N ad l er  said  Tu esday t hat he als o h op es to call i n  J ody Hunt,who  served as f orm er Att or ney Gener alJeffSessio n s' chi ef of sta ff ,  and f o rmer Wh i t eHous e aide Rick Dearb o rn . 

Absent key w itness es ,  D e m ocr ats  have so f ar  held hearing s  w i t h  is s ue experts to  review Mue l ler 's rep or t,w hich e xamin ed Rus sian interf eren ce in the  2016e lection and whe ther T rum p o bstr u ct ed  ju st i cea shet rie d to und er mi ne th e pr o b e . 

On  We dnes day,the House int ell igen c e p anelheard  fro mforme r FBIoffic ia ls who told law make rs that R uss ia n m ed dling in the  20 16electio n bores ome  o f t he  textbook tricks o ft h etrade of  Kreml i nsp y craft, i nc lud ingt h e vol umea nd  breadth  of co n ta ct s withTr ump as so cia tes .

Af t er t hat he aring, H ouseI ntelligence Co m mittee Chairm a nA d am Schi ff,  D-Calif.,thre a tene d to su bpo e na FB I Dir ec t or Christopher Wray fo rinform ation  related to t he bureau' s c ounterin tell i ge n ce investigati on in to the Rus s ian inte rfere nce.

Sc hiff said h e has un suc ces sfu lly s ou ght more info r m atio nabout t hat  invest iga tio n a ndan y links t o Trump' sca mp ai gn,  incl u ding whe th erth atprobe is sti ll ac tive .Th e  in vestiga t io n wasfi rs t di scl os ed by  the n -FB I Direc tor James  Co m ey a tacommitt ee hearing in  M arch 2017,  a ndSchiff s aid he h as received few answers about i t s inceCome y was fir edby Tru mpt wo mon ths la ter.
S chi f f  want s to  kn ow  whether t h e  FB I isst illconduct ing any related co u nte rintelligence  in vest i g at ion s .S uch  i n qui r i es can take yea rs and ext en d  f ar beyonda  cr im inal pr obe.

" We ar e  determ ined to g et answer s,  and w e a re running  out ofpatience, "  Schi f fsaid.  "I f nece ss ary , we' ll sub p oen a the  direc to r andrequi re  him tocome in and provide tho se ans wersund er oath." 

T h e t wo FBI wi tnes ses at the  he ari ng, R obe r t And erso n  a ndS tepha nieD ouglas, h i gh lig h t ed  aspects of t h e M uelle r r e port t heysaid showed Russi a n efforts to s cree n and  te s t Tr um p campaign ass oci at e s , to est ab lish backch annels o fc ommun icatio ns and  to spr e a dt heir c onta cts  around i n h op e s of ma xi mi z ing th eirch ancesof get t ingw h at they wanted.
Muel l e r did not  find  a  crimin a l co nspiracy b etween thecampai gn a nd Ru ssia, b ut  he di d d et ail a seri e s of inte racti ons and  o utre ach  thathasa l armed  Dem oc rat s and acc e l er a te dc all s fr om so me  inthe party for impe ach m ent pro ce edi n g s andr en e w ed investi gat ions. Also Wedne s day, Tr u mp Jr . spok e with  the Se n ate  I ntellig enc e Committee  for abou t  th re e ho urs to c la rify  a n i nt erview with the  committ ee's sta f f  in 20 17. Sena t ors wa nt ed to talk t o him  a g ain abo u t  th e Trump Tow ermee ting  wi th a Russian lawyer and a Tru mp r eal e s tat e pro jectin  Moscow. 
 doesn't_want to_testify and will not_go beyond_the_substance of_the_report in any_questioning, but Democrats_want to talk to_him anyway.

Nadler said_Tuesday_that he also hopes to call in Jody Hunt, who served as former Attorney_General_Jeff Sessions'_chief_of_staff, and former White House_aide Rick Dearborn.

Absent key witnesses,_Democrats have_so far held hearings with issue experts to_review_Mueller's report, which_examined Russian interference in the 2016 election and whether_Trump obstructed justice as he tried_to undermine the_probe.

On_Wednesday,_the House intelligence panel_heard from former FBI officials who_told lawmakers that Russian meddling in_the 2016 election bore some of the_textbook tricks of the trade of_Kremlin spycraft, including the volume_and breadth_of contacts with Trump associates.

After_that hearing, House_Intelligence Committee_Chairman Adam Schiff,_D-Calif., threatened to subpoena FBI Director_Christopher Wray for_information related to the bureau's counterintelligence_investigation_into the Russian_interference.

Schiff_said_he has_unsuccessfully sought more_information_about that_investigation_and any links to Trump's campaign,_including_whether that probe is still active. The_investigation was first disclosed_by_then-FBI Director James Comey_at a committee hearing in_March 2017, and Schiff said he_has received_few answers_about it since Comey was fired by Trump two months later.

Schiff_wants to know whether the FBI_is still conducting any_related counterintelligence_investigations._Such inquiries can_take_years and_extend far beyond a criminal probe.

"We are_determined to_get answers, and we are running_out of patience," Schiff_said._"If necessary, we'll subpoena the director_and require him to come in_and provide those answers under_oath."

The_two_FBI witnesses at the hearing,_Robert Anderson and Stephanie Douglas, highlighted_aspects of the_Mueller report they said showed Russian efforts_to_screen and test Trump campaign associates,_to_establish backchannels of communications and to_spread_their_contacts around in hopes of_maximizing their chances of getting what_they wanted.

Mueller did not find a criminal conspiracy between_the campaign and_Russia, but he did detail_a_series_of interactions and outreach that has alarmed Democrats and accelerated_calls from_some in the_party for impeachment proceedings and renewed investigations.

Also Wednesday, Trump Jr._spoke with the Senate Intelligence Committee for_about three hours to clarify an interview with the committee's staff_in 2017. Senators wanted to talk to him_again about the Trump Tower meeting with_a Russian lawyer and_a_Trump real estate project in Moscow.