Donald Trump Squarely in Crosshairs of Special Counsel Investigation
Special Counsel Robert Mueller is turning his attention to President Trump’s actions in office, including the termination of his national security advisor and FBI director.
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Deputy U.S. Attorney Rosenstein Interviewed by Special Counsel Mueller’s Office
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has been interviewed by Special counsel Robert Mueller’s office about President Trump’s firing of former FBIU Director James Comey, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Hillary Clinton Says She’s Unsure If She Would Have Kept Comey If She Won
Hillary Clinton said Thursday she’s unsure whether she would have kept former FBI Director James Comey if she won the 2016 presidential election.
White House: DOJ Should ‘Absolutely Look at” Charging ousted FBI Director
The White House is striking back at former FBI Director James Comey, saying the Justice Department should “absolutely look at” charging the ousted bureau leader for leaking classified information.
Steve Bannon: Firing of Comey Biggest Mistake ‘in Modern Political History’
Former White House strategist Stephen Bannon said President Trump’s firing of FBI Director James Comey was the biggest mistake “maybe in modern political history.”
Trump Lawyer Asks Reporter If She’s on Drugs for Asking about Trump’s Termination Letter to Comey
White House special counsel Ty Cobb questioned whether a reporter was on drugs for asking why the president didn’t send his letter notifying James Comey that he was being fired as FBI director.
Trump’s Lawyers Told Mueller the President Didn’t Commit Obstruction of Justice
Donald Trump’s legal team met with special counsel Robert Mueller and argued the president didn’t obstruct justice by firing then-FBI Director James Comey.
GOP Senators: Comey Drafted Letter Exonerating Clinton Long Before Probe Was Over
About two months before Hillary Clinton was even interviewed by the FBI over her private email account, the bureau’s former director James Comey already began drafting a statement exonerating her, according to Republican senators who released partial transcripts of interviews.