Jeff Sessions
<h2><a class="thought-link" href="brain://_djzbmV2AFaM3iiYnUId5A/MinorityStatusReport">Minority Status Report</a></h2>
<p>In his <a class="thought-link" href="brain://5dCfje79AFywTN5W9kxB4w/20171130">2017-11-30</a> interview, Attorney General Sessions refused to answer questions from the Committee that pertained to his conversations with President Trump about Russia’s interference and the Federal Bureau of Investigation [<a class="thought-link" href="brain://mkDldvRZK1WZJ1bTUwnXUA/Fbi">FBI</a>] and <a class="thought-link" href="brain://2brBW9ti6VyKXHMa61nQ2A/SpecialCounsel">Special Counsel</a>’s Russia investigations, including whether President Trump ever instructed AG Sessions to take any action to frustrate or obstruct the Russia investigation under the Department of Justice’s [<a class="thought-link" href="brain://rghLMUxiBF6c5rqa-GOcVg/Doj">DOJ</a>] purview. It is in the Committee and Congress’ strong interest to compel AG Sessions’s testimony on this matter to clarify whether and to what extent President Trump or his associates have sought to place undue pressure on the <a class="thought-link" href="brain://rghLMUxiBF6c5rqa-GOcVg/Doj">DOJ</a> or <a class="thought-link" href="brain://mkDldvRZK1WZJ1bTUwnXUA/Fbi">FBI</a> for political ends.</p>