"At the end of the day, the (Justice) department is under a statutory obligation to provide our committee with any information regarding significant intelligence activities, including counterintelligence. And it's hard to imagine anything more significant than what Bob Mueller has been investigating."
Special counsel spokesman Peter Carr confirmed there are 10 remaining prosecutors under special counsel Robert Mueller.
Six are on detail from the Justice Department and four joined the office directly from private practice.
Carr at this time is referring all other questions to the Department of Justice.
Rush Atkinson: He's the prosecutor involved in the Roger Stone and Michael Cohen cases and the cases against the Russians.
Michael Dreeben: He's a senior appellate attorney and handles arguments in some appeal and trial-level Mueller cases.
Adam Jed: He's an appellate attorney who works closely with Dreeben.
Elizabeth Prelogar: She's an appellate attorney who also works closely with Dreeben.
Andrew Goldstein: He's a senior prosecutor in the unit and was involved in the Stone, Cohen and George Papadopoulos prosecutions.
Aaron Zelinsky: He is prosecuting Roger Stone and has been seen at court for non-public matters twice this month. He was also involved in the Papadopoulos case.
There's a larger number of staffers with President Trump in Palm Beach this weekend than normal, sources tell CNN.
Not only is he joined by several members of his legal team, including heavy weights Pat Cipollone and Emmet Flood, but also other members of the legal team, both press secretaries and several other officials.
What usually happens: Typically, when the President travels to his Mar-a-Lago resort, only a handful of staffers join him.
The halls of the West Wing were quiet today as officials waited for the Justice Department to announce that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation was over.
Several say they were surprised that Attorney General William Barr said he could provide information about the report "as soon as this weekend," but feel it signals good news for the White House.
Judiciary Committee spokesman Daniel Schwarz told CNN that a Department of Justice official stopped by to the House Judiciary office right around 5 p.m. ET, where the majority and minority counsel representatives received the one-page letter in a manila envelope.
The majority counsel provided a copy to Chairman Jerry Nadler -- he is in New York, so they read it over the phone with him.
There are no further meetings on the Hill planned in person tonight.
Where was Robert Mueller? One minute later, the head of the special counsel's security sped out of the garage and drove north in Robert Mueller's car. No one else was in the car.
The press outside the garage was buzzing for the first time all day. About 10 minutes later a woman in a compact car drove out saying, "He's coming, he's coming." Then, the silver Ford expedition drove out of the building.
This morning a silver Ford Expedition with tinted windows — a vehicle that CNN's stakeout team has previously seen used to transport witnesses and persons of interest — entered the garage. Curtis Heide, an FBI agent known on the team, was driving. Was Mueller in the backseat? It was impossible to tell.
GOP Sen. Chuck Grassley called for Attorney General William Barr to provide Robert Mueller's findings to Congress and the public "to finally put an end to the speculation and innuendo that has loomed over this administration since its earliest days."
"Attempts to keep the collusion narrative alive, especially for political reasons, will only serve to further harm our political discourse and play into the hands of our foreign adversaries," he said in a statement.
Rep. Jerry Nadler tweeted a copy of the letter Attorney General William Barr sent House and Senate Judiciary leaders notifying them that Robert Mueller had concluded his investigation.
Trump campaign press secretary Kayleigh McEnany referred CNN to White House press secretary Sarah Sanders' statement "at the moment."
CNN has previously reported that the campaign was prepared to respond to the substance of special counsel Robert Mueller's report when it emerged publicly.