Hi and welcome to a special bonus episode of The Investigation. I'm Kira Phillips, joined by my co-host

Chris Vlasto and also senior editorial producer, John Santucci.

I'm going to take one question because I'm like super late. And our guest, Sarah Sanders, needs no introduction.

And with that, I will take your questions.

She's been the leading spokesperson for the Trump administration since July of 2017,

just about two months after the start of the special counsel's probe.

It's been a two-and-a-half-year witch hunt.

But while the investigation and report may be

completed, the controversies surrounding it certainly isn't. Democrats continuing to call on

Robert Mueller to testify before Congress against the president's wishes. And today is the deadline for

former White House counsel Don McGahn to comply for a subpoena from House Democrats for documents related to Mueller's investigation.

So Sarah will likely be getting questions about this for a long time to come, but today we're happy that she has agreed to talk with us.

Sarah, thanks so much for being with us.

Thank you for having me.

We appreciate it.

So, of course, one of the big questions we all have is Robert Mueller going to testify.

You know, I think that's something that we'll see what happens over the next couple of weeks.

But I think the president feels like, as I think most of America feels like, that this is over. We have had

two years, millions of dollars in taxpayer money, hundreds of hours of testimony from White

House officials, former campaign staff, et cetera, 1.4 million pages of documents submitted, and they all came to the same conclusion at the

culmination and the end of that, that there was no collusion, which was the whole point of the

investigation in the first place. That's been determined. It's been decided. Democrats shouldn't

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