It's Wednesday, May 29th.

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We're breaking down the most complex stories of the day,

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Today, we're diving into Robert Mueller's mic drop.

We'll explain what the special counsel's first public statement on the Russia probe

means for the ongoing investigations connected to his investigations.

Then, why the last standing abortion clinic in Missouri may have to stop performing them.

And finally, we'll tell you where graduation and giving back could go hand in hand.

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The most complicated story today is about Robert Mueller.

For more than two years, Robert Mueller has been on Do Not Disturb mode.

Today, he turned back on briefly.

The special counsel spoke publicly for the first time since he was appointed to investigate

Russian interference in the 2016 election, the possible coordination with the Trump campaign,

and whether President Trump obstructed justice.

So today, we're going to get into what he said, what he didn't say,

and what this convened for the investigations into his investigation.

In a 10 minute statement, Mueller announced that the investigation was officially over

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