WATCH: Senate needs to hear directly from Robert Mueller, Feinstein says

During a hearing with Attorney General William Barr, Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein, ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, detailed how the conclusions espoused by the attorney general and the White House in the last several weeks did not reflect the substance of special counsel Robert Mueller's report. "Contrary to the declarations of the total and complete exoneration, the special counsel's report contained substantial evidence of misconduct," Feinstein said, adding that the Senate should hear directly from Mueller himself.

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