Here's how to watch Mueller testify before Congress for the first time since his report on President Trump MuellerHearings
Russia probe special counsel Robert Mueller will testify before Congress on Wednesday, nearly three months after a redacted version of his report was released finding no collusion but not exonerating President Donald Trump of obstruction of justice.
Meanwhile, the Intelligence Committee testimony will focus on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and if Trump campaign members participated. Mueller found that Russia interfered with the election by spreading information on social media that would help Trump and hurt his opponent Hillary Clinton, and by hacking Democrats' emails and sending them to WikiLeaks.
Trump on Friday told reporters he did not plan to watch Mueller's testimony, but in the days following continued to bash and complain about it on Twitter.
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