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28:53Now PlayingHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House committee chairmen reacted July 24 to former special counsel Robert Mueller's testimony before Congress. House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerrold Nadler, standing with House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Schiff and House Oversight Committee Chair Elijah Cummings, said the hearings made clear that President Donald Trump had obstructed justice and that the president had not been “totally exonerated,” as he has claimed. Cummings called on the American people to "pay attention" during what he said is a critical moment for the nation. “This is very serious. Today was very important,” Pelosi said. When asked whether Mueller’s testimony strengthens the case for impeachment, Pelosi said Democrats still had some outstanding matters going through the court system.
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