This is going to deal with the special prosecutor Robert Muller, who is investigating the interference in the US elections in 2016. attributed to Russia. The questions he will ask the head of the White House concern the departure of Michael Flynn from the post of Assistant Head of State for National Security and the dismissal of James Komi from the post of Director of the FBI. He intends to find out what actually caused the dismissal of Komi and Flynn. In turn, lawyers Donald Trump will provide his testimony in two versions: one - answering some questions in a personal interview, others - in a written statement, writes The Washington. Also, Mueller was interested in rumors about the president's attempts to force US Attorney General Jeff Sessions to leave office after he withdrew from investigations allegedly related to Russia. Over the past two weeks, the president's lawyers several times met with representatives of the special prosecutor to discuss possible interrogation in the framework of the investigation of the alleged Russian interference in the elections, notes Bloomberg referring to the source familiar with the situation. On the TASS question about the possibility of interrogation by Trump Muller, the official representative of the special prosecutor, Peter Carr, did not reply. To dismiss the special prosecutor who is conducting an investigation into the alleged interference of Russia in the US elections in 2016. , the president is not going to.

He, like all Americans, will wait for the results of this trial, told a press briefing on the eve of the press-secretary of the White House, Sarah Sanders. And added: Trump "will fully cooperate with a special lawyer". Previously, the US president himself called the possibility of giving testimony to the special prosecutor unlikely. However, the head of the White House categorically rejected the assumption of collusion between his electoral headquarters and Russia several times.