Attorney General Jeff Sessions prepares to appoint a second Special Counsel for Russian collusion to the 2016 Trump campaign investigations
Wednesday, March 07, 2018
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| Special Counsel Robert Mueller (left) and Attorney General Jeff Sessions (right) |
VietPress USA (Mar. 7, 2017): The investigation on Russia meddling to Trump's 2016 presidential campaign is now rushing to a concrete level that may harm Trump and his family. Today Republic Attorney General Jeff Sessions told in an interview that ran late Wednesday night that “I have appointed a person outside of Washington — many years and the Department of Justice — to look at all of the allegations that the House Judiciary Committee members sent to us and we are conducting that investigation.” (RELATED: Goodlatte, Gowdy Formally Call For Second Special Counsel).
So what will be the situation of Special Counsel Robert Mueller?
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Jeff Sessions Seriously Considering Second Special Counsel
11:55 PM 03/07/2018
Attorney General Jeff
Sessions told Fox News’ Shannon Bream Wednesday that he “will consider” naming
a second special counsel to probe the FBI and Justice Department’s
counterintelligence investigations into possible collusion between the 2016
Trump campaign and Russia.
WATCH:
“Well, I have great
respect for Mr. Gowdy and Chairman Goodlatte, and we are going to consider
seriously their recommendations,” Sessions told Bream in an interview that ran
late Wednesday night. “I have appointed a person outside of Washington — many
years and the Department of Justice — to look at all of the allegations that
the House Judiciary Committee members sent to us and we are conducting that
investigation.” (RELATED: Goodlatte, Gowdy Formally Call For Second Special
Counsel)
He also stated he is
“well aware that we have responsibility to ensure the integrity of the FISA
process.”
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SACRAMENTO, CA - MARCH 07: Attorney General Jeff Sessions gestures as he speaks at the California Peace Officers' Association 26th Annual Law Enforcement Legislative Day on March 7, 2018 in Sacramento, California. The attorney general is expected to reveal a major sanctuary jurisdiction announcement as the Justice Department sued California over its sanctuary policies. (Photo by Stephen Lam/Getty Images)
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“We are not afraid to
look at that,” the former Alabama senator explained. “The inspector general,
something that our inspector general is not very strong, but he has almost 500
employees, most of which are lawyers and prosecutors, and they are looking at
the FISA process.” (RELATED: Jim Jordan Demands Answers On FISA Abuses Used To
Procure Warrants For Trump Campaign Officials)
“We must make sure it
is done properly, and we are going to do that, and I will consider the
request.”
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