Here’s who could receive Mueller’s indictment

After news broke on Friday night that special counsel Robert Mueller had criminal charges approved by a federal grand jury, speculation fueled over who would receive the indictment on Monday and what they would be charged with.

Mueller is currently leading the special counsel investigation into Russia's alleged ties to President Donald Trump's campaign. The president, and associates that are involved, have all repeatedly denied wrongdoing in any capacity.

The charges are still sealed by order of a judge, but NBC News confirmed with multiple sources on Saturday that an indictment would be served and made public on Monday. The story corroborated the original report by CNN.
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"We're moving away from a political fight, where everyone can see it the way they want, and into ... a legal process — where there are rules of evidence, facts are established. ...
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Matt Miller, a former Obama Justice Department Official told Axios, "I think it means this will be a rolling investigation. Rather than conduct his entire investigation and then wrap things up with indictments and possibly a report at the end, he is doing it in stages, the way the Justice Department might attack a drug cartel or a mafia family." - Salon