Mueller may be done, but Democrats still have a packed oversight plan. They're digging into Mueller’s counterintel findings and fighting to interview Don McGahn & others, all while Trump battles their subpoenas to his banks, Deutsche Bank and Capital One. politico.com/story/2019/07/…
Meanwhile, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has signaled support for the House’s bid to gain access to financial records from Trump's accounting firm. Nadler also said he'll be heading to court in next few days to get the grand jury information in Mueller's report.
And of course, the biggest outstanding case from the Mueller era involves Roger Stone. He's set to go on trial Nov. 5 on charges of lying to Congress, obstruction and witness tampering. Stone pleaded not guilty. He's been banned from all social media by Judge Amy Berman Jackson.
NY prosecutors also still haven’t given any recent updates on the Trump inaugural investigation. A source familiar with the probe told POLITICO this week that the inaugural committee submitted the last of requested documents in April to comply with SDNY's subpoena from February.
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