President Trump on Tuesday said special counsel Robert Mueller must limit his testimony to what’s in his report on the Russia investigation when he ​appears before two House panels later this month.

​”Robert Mueller is being asked to testify yet again. He said he could only stick to the Report, & that is what he would and must do​,” the president wrote on Twitter. “After so much testimony & total transparency, this Witch Hunt must now end. No more Do Overs. No Collusion, No Obstruction. The Great Hoax is dead!​”​

Mueller has agreed to testify before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees publicly on July 17. ​

In May, Mueller addressed the media to clear up the conclusions he made in the 448-page report on the two-year investigation.

He said the report “speaks for itself” and that he wouldn’t have additional information if called to testify in Congress.

“Beyond what I have said here today and what is contained in our written work, I do not believe it is appropriate to speak further or comment,” ​he said.

The president has claimed Mueller’s report exonerated Trump of collusion and obstruction.

Mueller said because of longstanding Justice Department regulations that a sitting president cannot be indicted, his team of investigators didn’t consider trying to indict Trump.

In the report, he said they didn’t find evidence of a criminal conspiracy​ but said they also weren’t exonerating Trump of obstructing justice, and included 10 instances in which the president tried to derail his investigation.​