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Giuliani says no decision yet on Trump-Mueller interview In a recent YouTube segment, Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump's personal attorney, addressed the current status of the anticipated interview between President Trump and Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Initially, Giuliani had indicated that a decision regarding the president's cooperation with the investigation would be made by July 4. However, he has now clarified that no decision has been reached as of yet. In the video, Giuliani admits that the deadlines for whether the president would agree to an interview have been somewhat fluid. The president has repeatedly expressed a willingness to sit down with Mueller, but ongoing legal advice has kept him from committing to that course of action. Giuliani noted that past deadlines set by the Trump administration have often been moved or entirely overlooked, leading to uncertainty in this matter. The context of these developments is significant. As the investigation progresses, particularly against the backdrop of confirmed Russian interference in the 2016 elections, Giuliani's continual revisions of timelines suggest a cautious approach. With President Trump scheduled to meet with Vladimir Putin shortly, lawmakers are growing increasingly vocal about their desire for the president to address this critical issue. The entire discussion around the Trump-Mueller interview is more than just a legal formality; it’s intertwined with the ongoing political dynamics and the administration's broader strategy. As Trump continues to tweet about the investigations, the pressure mounts for him to clarify his stance publicly.

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