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There will be two open sessions with Mueller and two closed sessions with his staff.
In the closed sessions, the Intelligence Committee will have access to the unredacted version of volume I of the Mueller report.
In the closed sessions, the Intelligence Committee will have access to the unredacted version of volume I of the Mueller report.
"Each member of the Intelligence Committee will be able to ask Mueller questions for five minutes in the open session before following up in a similar closed session."
The House Judiciary Committee will have to choose which of its members are able to ask Mueller questions during its open session.
"the Judiciary Committee is quite large, almost double in size, so only 22 of its 41 members will be present for the open session"
"the Judiciary Committee is quite large, almost double in size, so only 22 of its 41 members will be present for the open session"
"Judiciary Committee members who do not get to ask questions of Mueller will still be able to attend a closed session with Mueller’s staff following the open testimony, where they will be able to ask about material that was redacted from the public eye."
"Although there will be no transcript of the closed sessions, they are not considered classified, so members may discuss what they heard."
