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Good morning. I'm James Holman from the Washington Post and this is the Daily

202 for Wednesday, November 21st.

In today's news, Nancy Pelosi wins over a potential challenger in the speaker's race.

Congress plans to investigate Avonka Trump's emails,

and President Trump takes the side of Saudi Arabia.

But first, the big idea.

President Trump's legal team has submitted answers to a set of questions from Special Council Bob Mueller.

The inquiries include only a portion of the questions that Mueller has sought to pose to Trump for nearly a year,

when he first requested an interview with the president.

The topics cover activities during the campaign, but do not delve into questions about

whether Trump has sought to obstruct the probe into Russian interference.

One of Trump's attorneys says that his answers will not provide any great surprises.

Rudy Giuliani tells my colleagues Bob Costa and Carol Lening that there's nothing in what was sent to Mueller

that you haven't already read in the Washington Post. Mueller now must decide whether to

continue to press for an in-person sit-down with Trump about his actions as president, a move

Trump's legal team says is not on the table. As the answers were turned in, the

New York Times reported that this spring, Trump told White House Council Don McGann that he wanted

the Justice Department to criminally prosecute Hillary Clinton and former FBI Director

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