Now House investigators head into another week jam-packed with evidence collection and a top-tier private briefing -- and the ongoing tug of war for the focus of the House investigation. While the House Intelligence Committee is pulling apart at the seams, Senate investigators appear to be on solid ground. One thing that appears to be helping Senate Intelligence Committee has been a low-key approach so far, interviewing witnesses quietly in private. Some of that will change Thursday, when the Senate Intelligence Committee hosts its first public hearing in its Russia investigation. "I heard my friend from California (Schiff) mention an independent commission," House Intelligence Committee member Trey Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican, told CBS "Face the Nation."

Source: CNN March 27, 2017 09:56 UTC