America waited with bated breath for two years to hear whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia in the 2020 election.<br />The leader of the investigation was former special counsel Robert Mueller, who testified before Congress and has made few public statements since then.<br />But according to Business Insider, Mueller on Tuesday issued a statement refuting claims made by his former right-hand-man, Andrew Weissman.<br />In a newly released memoir, Weissmann accused Mueller and his top deputy, Aaron Zebley, of not doing enough to hold President Donald Trump accountable.<br />Weissman also criticized Mueller for not taking certain prosecutorial steps out of fear that Trump would shut down the investigation.<br />When important decisions had to be made, I made them...without any interest in currying favor or fear of the consequences. I stand by those decisions and by the conclusions of our investigation. Robert Mueller
