not because they want to. house speaker nancy pelosi has been blunt and consistent and insistent in making sure she would frankly rather stick a fork in her eye, but now we know that what congress didn't fully appreciate when they all initially cheered the appointment of robert mueller, when they praised him personally, when they praised the decision of the justice department to appoint a special counsel to look into this matter, what i think congress didn't fully grasp at the time was that the regulations under which mueller was appointed meant that if this investigation turned up serious evidence of serious misconduct, if it turned up evidence of potentially criminal behavior by the president, the only and inevitable outcome of that determination by the special counsel would be that congress themselves would have to do something about it. i am quite sure that nobody in congress would have been nearly as excited about robert mueller taking on this job and about a special counsel being appointed at all had they realized from the outset that that's what would happen at the end of mueller's investigation if he found the most serious and seriously negative thing in his investigation, it would go to congress for them to handle. but now we know from the horse's mouth as of today, finally, more than two years into this thing that according to justice