Article snippet: Lawmakers from both parties on Wednesday will finally have the opportunity to question MORE about his Russia investigation. The former special counsel is slated to testify consecutively before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees in what promises to be a congressional appearance of historic proportions. Mueller, who is compelled to testify under a subpoena, has made clear he does not plan to go beyond the four corners of his report, nor will he answer hypotheticals. But that won’t stop lawmakers from hitting him with a barrage of questions. Democrats are intent on illuminating key aspects of his 448-page report, which contains unsavory details concerning contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia and MORE’s efforts to gain control of the investigation. Republicans, meanwhile, will use their time to defend the president by highlighting what the 22-month probe did not find — specifically, a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Moscow to interfere in the election. The two committees boast some of the president’s fiercest allies, who are expected to attempt to undercut Mueller’s credibility. Here are 10 questions lawmakers are likely to ask Mueller. Would you have charged Trump if it weren’t for the OLC opinion? Democrats want to know if Mueller would have charged Trump with obstruction of justice in the absence of an Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) opinion from the Justice Department that says a sitting president can’t be indicted. Judiciary Comm... Link to the full article to read more