I don't think most Republicans and I talked to a lot of them, are concerned the president is going to do anything to stop the Mueller investigation because they know that would be a cataclysmic disaster for the president to do.
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Santorum expresses that Republicans are not worried about the president interfering with the Mueller investigation.
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