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Will Mueller's testimony change anything for Trump?

Season 2019 Episode 230 | 10m 32s

Judy Woodruff sits down with Garrett Graff, who has written extensively about Robert Mueller, and David Rivkin, who served at the Justice Department and in the White House counsel’s office under Presidents Reagan and George H.W. Bush, to discuss the congressional testimony of Robert Mueller, whether it “moved the needle” for either party and the significance of the president’s words on WikiLeaks.

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