jon: garrett tenny is in washington with more. garrett. reporter: well, jon, once the mueller report is complete, it s not clear how much of it congress or the public will be able to see. that is one of the reasons house democrats are launching a number of their own investigations to insure that they get the answers they re looking for, particularly because the president has refused to sit down with mueller s investigators for questioning. here is house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff this morning on nbc. i also think that the special counsel feels some time pressure to conclude his work, and knowing that the white house would drag out a fight over the subpoena, that may be an issue as well. i do think, ultimately, it s a mistake because probably the best way to get the truth would be to put the president under oath to. reporter: house democrats now have more than a dozen investigations looking into president trump. several top democrats believe the president has comm
of that as well. here s democratic congresswoman katie the hill on fox news sunday. i believe that i have seen enough that makes me feel like we need to continue down this path. i really think that this is about getting to the truth, about showing it to the american people, and then we go from there. but at the end of the day, if people, you know, the citizens of the united states don t believe that it has risen to that level, or then we can t go anywhere. reporter: in terms of the mueller report and when it may be completed, there are a number of data points suggesting it will be submitted around the middle of this month, and next friday is the half waw mark, so stay tuned, john. jon: garrett tenny, thanks. several democrats have been hot on the campaign trail this weekend. vermont senator bernie sanders was in the northeast today visiting his neighboring state of new hampshire. meanwhile, most others headed to south by southwest looking for support among festival-goers in austi
he views it as an american ploy to overthrow him. guaido, on the other hand, says maduro s decision to block much-needed food and medicine from reaching starving people in venezuela shows the worst face of the dictatorship. he says yesterday s violence was a turning point, tweeting in spanish, quote: today s events force me to make a decision. i formally raise to the international community that we must have all options open to achieve the liberation of this country that struggles and will continue to fight. hope was born to not die, venezuela. jon, expect guaido to talk about all options being available to oust president nicolas maduro during his meeting with leaders including vice president mike pence in colombia tomorrow. jon: bryan llenas, thank you. meanwhile, the white house has sent a strong warning to nicolas maduro that any human rights violations by troops under the government s command will not go up punished. unpunished. garrett tenny has more. reporter: the trump
certify mark harris as the winner. but that would require votes from at least three members. if no decision is reached under state law harris would be the winner. but democrats control the house. they say they would not seat him if there are still questions. if that s the case, the seat would be deemed vacant, the democratic governor would call a new election, which wouldn t happen until later this year. dana: garrett, thank you. fox news alert. president trump set to speak about two hours from now to the venezuelan community in miami. expected to once again call for disputed president nicholas maduro to step aside to make way for the interim president and opposition leader juan guaido. phil keating joins me now from miami. phil? reporter: dana, president trump and first lady melania are expected to soon depart west palm beach and fly down here in a helicopter. they ll meet with this crowd of invited and assembled venezuelan americans as well as immigrants
dana: an election fraud scandal playing out in a hearing today in north carolina with the winner yet to be declared in the 9th congressional district three months after the midterm elections. garrett tenny is live in washington. what kind of election fraud are we talking about here? reporter: dana, north carolina election officials say they ve uncovered an absentee ballot scheme that may have tainted the race. unofficial results have shown the republican mark harris leading by 905 votes but the state refused to certify the results due to reports of irregularities in a couple rural county. today the state board of election began laying out evidence which found a political operative hired by the republican candidate s campaign carried out a coordinated unlawful an substantially resourced absentee ballot scheme during the election. he paid cash to collect absentee requests, to collect