Special Counsel Robert Mueller testified before two congressional committees Wednesday, mostly underlining the conclusions that were present in the 448-page report made public in April: Investigators did not find evidence pointing to conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia, but the president could not be exonerated when it came to obstruction of justice. So, what does Congress do now? Should the president face impeachment?

Join Opinion editor Lisa Falkenberg, deputy opinion editor Michael Lindenberger and editorial writers Harold Jackson and Luis Carrasco as they debate this week's burning question.

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