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Fox News Corrects Story That Falsely Claim Comey Memos were ‘Highly Classified’
Fox News corrected a story that suggested former FBI Director James Comey leaked classified material involving his conversations with President Trump.
Fox News corrected a story that suggested former FBI Director James Comey leaked classified material involving his conversations with President Trump.
As the pressure on Donald Trump intensifies over an evolving federal investigation of alleged collusion with Russia, the president is resorting to what he knows best: Attack his perceived enemy on an unrelated issue.
The FBI has declined Freedom of Information Act requests from several media outlets asking for copies of the memos that fired FBI Director James Comey wrote following President Trump’s one-on-one meetings with the bureau boss before he was terminated.
Donald Trump’s attorney repeatedly denied the president is under investigation before saying twice “he’s being investigated” and then denying he said it moments earlier during a contentious interview on “Fox News Sunday.”
Federal investigators often struggle to uncover national security leakers, but not in the case of Reality Leigh Winner, a government contractor arrested for allegedly sending a top-secret document to a news outlet.
President Trump continued his attack on the free press by asking then-FBI Director James Comey to jail journalists who refuse to disclose the names of anonymous government sources responsible for leaking embarassing information about his administration.
The USA Today has been swamped with so many fake users on Facebook that the newspaper is asking the FBI to investigate.
The FBI rolled out a new media policy that restricts contacts between the news media and bureau employees following controversies over recent leaks.