Rod Rosenstein

The memo provides detailed allegations that senior DOJ and FBI officials (James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Sally Yates, Dana Boente, Rod Rosenstein, Bruce Ohr) knowingly omitted or misrepresented material FISA warrant on Carter Page obtained Oct 21, 2016; three renewals followed. Steele dossier, funded by DNC and Clinton campaign via Perkins Coie/Fusion GPS, was a core source bu FBI source Christopher

The passage claims insider knowledge that the Special Counsel’s office prepared a concrete obstruction‑of‑justice indictment against President Trump, requiring Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s Alleged draft obstruction indictment prepared by Mueller team. Requires approval from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Mentions potential conflict with President’s pardon authority over Michae

The passage is a republished news summary about speculation on Rod Rosenstein's employment status in 2018. It contains no new factual leads, transactions, or undisclosed relationships, and repeats pub Speculation in 2018 about Rosenstein's possible resignation or firing. Reference to a New York Times report alleging Rosenstein discussed invoking the 25th Amendment. Context of Trump’s complaints ab

The passage contains a concrete allegation linking a senior Justice Department official (Rod Rosenstein) with the President (Donald Trump) about covert recordings and a possible constitutional removal Rosenstein reportedly suggested secretly recording Trump to expose White House chaos. He allegedly discussed recruiting cabinet members to invoke the 25th Amendment. The 25th Amendment was added afte

The passage claims the Special Counsel’s office has prepared an obstruction indictment against the President and outlines internal strategy, but provides no concrete documents, dates, or transaction d Sources allege Mueller’s team has a draft obstruction indictment ready. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s approval is portrayed as the final hurdle. Andrew Weissmann is highlighted as a key ar

The passage reveals a concrete conflict between the DOJ (including Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein) and the House Intelligence Committee over a top‑secret FBI source tied to the Trump campaign DOJ agreed to brief the committee but has not provided the source’s name. Speaker Paul Ryan and Chairman Devin Nunes have demanded details via letter and subpoena. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenst