Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham sent a letter to special counsel Robert Mueller asking whether Mueller felt Attorney General William Barr misrepresented their phone conversation in his Senate testimony this week
Washington Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham sent a letter to special counsel Robert Mueller on Friday asking whether Mueller felt Attorney General William Barr misrepresented their phone conversation in his Senate testimony this week.
RELATED: The new Washington brawl: Barr versus MuellerTestifying before the Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, Barr said Mueller told him he did not think Barr's four-page summary of Mueller's conclusions was inaccurate, but rather that Mueller was unhappy with the media coverage of Barr's summary when he sent a letter objecting to the characterization of the special counsel report.
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