The Department of Justice in 2017 narrowed the scope of its investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, cutting short a probe into President Trump’s business ties to Moscow, The New York Times reported.
Then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein limited the investigation to exclude those ties without telling the FBI, according to the Times. Andrew McCabe, who served as deputy FBI director at the time, told the newspaper that Rosenstein did not tell him that he was limiting the probe, leading McCabe to believe special counsel Robert Mueller would investigate the president’s business connections. McCabe added that he would have tasked the FBI with that aspect of the inquiry had he known Mueller would not investigate it.
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Another anonymous report from the New York Sturmer. And Jews are supposed to believe this?
This causeless probe should never have started to begin with, regardless of its scope. It was only political.
Why is there no mention of the response by Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann?
> “Dozens of FBI agents/analysts were embedded in Special Counsel’s Office and we were never told to keep anything from them,”
Chris Wray is as corrupt as they come and must be removed.