“You don’t get to change the rules right before kickoff, especially after a 22 month, $30 million investigation,” Jordan said on Twitter.
If Zebley is sworn in as a witness, House rules will not allow him to confer with Mueller during the hearing, The Times noted.
Democrats were reportedly in negotiations to have Zebley and another Mueller deputy, James Quarles, testify privately, but the Justice Department intervened and instructed both not to appear.
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