House panel to interview Don McGahn on Russia investigation

The state of play: Friday's "transcribed interview" will take place behind closed doors.

• "While the Judiciary panel eventually won its fight for McGahn’s testimony, the court agreement almost guarantees its members won’t learn anything new. The two sides agreed that McGahn will be questioned only about information attributed to him in publicly available portions of Mueller’s report," AP notes.
• The House Judiciary panel said that Trump was not involved in the agreement to interview McGhan.
• Jason Miller, a Trump spokesperson, told Politico last month that Trump had not agreed to the deal and that he was "evaluating his options for fully protecting the privilege that continues to cover his communications with his closest advisors."