INSIDER enlisted Chad Hurd, an illustrator on the hit television show "Archer," to depict scenes described in the special counsel report on Russian interference in the 2016 election.

The tense moments in the White House and with top officials serving under President Donald Trump are particularly relevant as congressional committees continue to investigate.

The former special counsel Robert Mueller is slated to testify before Congress on Wednesday.

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The special counsel investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is over, with much of the report having been made public to read in full.

But most Americans and even many members of Congress have still not read the entire report. So INSIDER enlisted Chad Hurd, an illustrator for the television series "Archer," to depict the most tense scenes detailed in the report. In addition, Mark Bowden, the author of "Black Hawk Down" and other acclaimed works, wrote the highlights of the report in a compelling way for people to read.

Read more: We hired the author of 'Black Hawk Down' and an illustrator from 'Archer' to adapt the Mueller report so you'll actually read it

Here are some of the most important scenes from Hurd and Bowden's project.