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Sen. Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, isn’t dismissing the idea of public testimony from Donald Trump Jr. as part of the panel’s investigation into Russian’s role in meddling with the 2016 U.S. election.

He was asked about it during an interview that will air Sunday evening on MSNBC.

“There are still a number of individuals. I mean, Michael Cohen, Mr. Trump’s lawyer, we want to bring him back. We want to bring Donald Trump Jr. in. He’s not testified yet,” Warner, D-Va., said, according to a snippet transcript provided by host Kasie Hunt. “I still —”

“In a public way?”, Hunt asked.

“I think it — some of these individuals, particularly Mr. Trump Jr., who’s not part of the government, we got to give a chance to have folks hear his side of the story. I still believe we need to have Mr. Kushner back before the whole committee,” Warner replied. “But these are things that the chairman and I will work through.”

Ultimately the decision will be the committee chairman’s, Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C. He hopes to have the investigation wrapped up by the end of February and which could mean Trump Jr., one of the key figures the panel has yet to interview, could testify in the coming weeks or months. Warner previously said Trump Jr. would not testify in November, according to Bloomberg.

Trump Jr., President Trump’s eldest child, participated in a five-hour close-door interview in September with the Senate Judiciary Committee, another congressional panel investigating Russian interference along with possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.

Trump Jr. has become a person of interest after it was revealed he met with a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower last year who had promised dirt on Trump’s Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. At the time he said did not collude with the Russians and did not glean any damaging information on Clinton, according to his prepared statement.

In a public setting, Trump Jr. could be tasked with swearing an oath to tell the truth and would have to answer questions from Republicans and Democrats alike.

Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley said in October that “no way of avoiding” bringing Trump Jr. back before his panel in a public setting, something which Democrats are demanding, according to CNN.

Paul Manafort, then-Trump campaign chairman, and Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law, also attended the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower.

Manafort, along with former business associate Rick Gates, were recently indicted, as part of special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, regarding tax issues and non-disclosures in representing foreign interests prior to the 2016 campaign. Manafort has pleaded not guilty.

Meanwhile, Roger Stone and Michael Caputo told the Washington Examiner they have raised questions as to why the testimony of fellow former Trump aide Carter Page was released, but transcripts from their own testimony is still being withheld by the House Intelligence Committee, although both men have repeatedly asked the committee to publish them. The House Intelligence Committee is yet another congressional panel looking into Russian interference.

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Iraq-Iran earthquake kills at least 60, injures 300 others, official says

TEHRAN, Iran – Iranian officials say the powerful magnitude 7.2 earthquake that hit the region along the border between Iran and Iraq on Sunday killed at least 61 people and injured 300 in Iran.

Iranian state TV also says that Iraqi officials have reported six deaths and 200 injuries inside Iraq, although there has not been any official confirmation from Iraq’s government. The TV report also says Iraqis reported more than 50 people injured in Iraq’s Sulaymaniyah province and about 150 were hurt in Khanaquin city

Deputy Gov. Mojtaba Nikkerdar of Iran’s Kermanshah province told state television exact numbers would not be available for hours.

The U.S. Geological Survey confirmed the quake on its website, placing its epicenter around 19 miles, or 31 kilometers, outside the eastern Iraqi city of Halabja and issuing an “orange” alert for “shaking-related fatalities and economic losses.”

Pirhossein Koulivand, head of Iran’s emergency medical services, told a local television station that the earthquake led to a power outage in the country’s western cities of Mehran and Ilam.

“Damage has been reported in at least eight villages,” Morteza Salim, the chief of Iran’s Red Crescent Organisation, told IRINN. “Some other villages have suffered power cuts and their telecommunications system has also been disturbed.”

Iranian social media was abuzz Sunday night with posts of people evacuating their homes, particularly in Kermanshah and Ghasr-e Shirin, where injured people were thought to be buried under the rubble.

The semi-official Iranian ILNA news agency reported that at least 14 provinces were affected by the earthquake.

Iran sits on many major fault lines and is prone to near-daily quakes. In 2003, a 6.6 magnitude flattened the historic city of Bam, killing 26,000 people.Iran is prone to near daily quakes as it sits on many major fault lines. In 2003, a 6.6 magnitude flattened the historic city of Bam, killing 26,000 people.

In Iraq, mosques in the capital Baghdad have been saying prayers through loudspeakers, BBC News reported.

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