Former special counsel Robert Mueller is set to appear for a public testimony before the House on July 17. House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff and Judiciary Chair Jerry Nadler said in a joint statement that Mueller agreed to testify after they issued subpoenas Tuesday. Mueller’s long-anticipated report found that the Trump campaign did not collude with Russia during the 2016 presidential elections, but did not come to any conclusions regarding possible obstruction of justice. Trump responded to the news via tweet: “Presidential Harassment!”