Род Розенштейн санкционировал выпуск текстовых сообщений между сотрудниками ФБР Питером Стржоком и Лизой Пейдж: подача в суд

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Aged Deputy Prison professional TotalRod Rosensteinlicensed the unencumber of deepest text messages between two outmodedFBI employeesserious toPresident Donald Trump, constant with a Justice Divisioncourt docket filing launched gradual Friday night.

The text messages, launched to media two years previously, had been betweenFBI agent Peter Strzokand FBI attorney Lisa Page who had been assigned to the investigation into collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign. The two referred to Trump as an “fool” and expressed toughen for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. The texts possess fueled allegations of FBI bias by supporters of the Trump Administration and the President himself.

The 375 messages had been launched to media the day earlier than Rosenstein was once scheduled to testify earlier than Congress on Dec. 13, 2017.

The most up-to-date court docket filing in the lawsuit brought in opposition to the Division of Justice (DOJ) by Strzok — which claims the DOJ violated the Privacy Act by releasing the text messages — shows that Rosenstein made up our minds to unencumber the messages because of the prospect that the messages would be made public by contributors of Congress. Page has filed a separate nonetheless identical lawsuit.

“The disclosure obviously would adversely possess an impression on public self perception in the FBI, nonetheless offering the most egregious messages in one package would stay a ways from the additional wretchedness of prolonged selective disclosures and reduce the look of the Division concealing info that was once embarrassing to the FBI,” wrote Rosenstein in a declaration filed with the DOJ on Friday.

Correction: Jan. 20, 2020

The normal model of this legend misstated Rod Rosenstein’s actions referring to how text message conversations had been launched to media. He licensed the unencumber of the messages, he did no longer leak the messages.

Write toJasmine Aguilera atjasmine.aguilera@time.com.

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