Mueller sets 'tentative date' to appear before House Judiciary Committee to discuss Trump investigation

According to Axios, special counsel Robert Mueller has "tentatively" agreed to appear before the Democratic-controlled House Judiciary Committee on May 15, where he will answer questions about his 400-page report on President Donald Trump.

The report states, "The House Judiciary Committee and a representative for special counsel Robert Mueller have agreed to a "tentative date" of May 15 for Mueller to testify about his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, Rep. David Cicilline (D-R.I.) said on Fox News Sunday."

Mueller is expected to be questioned on differences between his report and what Attorney General Bill Barr told a Senate committee.