White House counsel Pat Cipollone accused congressional Democrats of seeking a “do-over” of the Mueller investigation, rebuffing requests for documents
WASHINGTON—White House counsel Pat Cipollone on Wednesday rebuffed the House Judiciary Committee’s request for documents from dozens of current and former administration officials, accusing congressional Democrats of seeking a “do-over” of the Mueller investigation.
In a letter to Rep. Jerrold Nadler , the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Mr. Cipollone called for the committee to narrow the “sweeping scope” of the requests it sent to more than 80 agencies and associates of President Trump in March, which...
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