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All eyes focus on the House this Wednesday as Mueller, the former special counsel, appears before two panels. These are perhaps the most-anticipated congressional hearings in decades.

Congress has certainly seen its share of blockbuster hearings. The testimony of former Trump “fixer” Michael Cohen was a smasher over the winter. The same with recent appearances by Barr and former FBI Director James Comey. Independent Counsel Ken Starr testified in 1998 about the Starr report, detailing the misdeeds of then-President Clinton. A 2010 hearing with BP CEO Tony Hayward commanded attention after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. There was a 2005 hearing with baseball superstars Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa and Jose Canseco about steroid abuse. Tobacco executives testified at a 1994 hearing that nicotine was not addictive.

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From the time the victim opened accounts at People’s United in 2009, bank personnel, including CUNNINGHAM, would assist her by bringing deposit or withdrawal slips to her apartment for her to sign, and bringing back the small amounts of cash that she had requested. Occasionally, bank personnel would assist the victim by writing checks for her sign in order to pay for rent and other expenses. The victim would occasionally withdraw cash in amounts of less than $100 once every three-to-six weeks. However, the bank account was used mainly for investment purposes.

Over time, the victim came to depend on CUNNINGHAM as her primary contact at the bank. Additionally, the victim