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No Mueller report yet, but now House Democrats are launching a new investigation of their own.

The House Judiciary Committee demanded documents this week from 81 individuals in the White House

Trump administration and the Trump Organization among other groups. We will talk about it.

I'm Scott Detro, I cover Congress. I'm Tamer Keith, I cover the White House.

I'm Tamak political reporter. And I'm Domenico Monsonero, political editor.

Okay, so many investigations. I can't see straight. That doesn't make sense, but I'm sticking with it.

We've got the Mueller report. We've got the hearing last week with Michael Cohen in front of the

oversight committee. But now, Tim, the House Judiciary Committee getting in the game in a big way.

Right, well, they've got 81 different requests to 81 entities and individuals related to the

Trump universe in some way. And they've got a three-prong investigation. They're investigating whether

the president obstructed justice in some way, whether the president abused his power, for example,

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