World Tribune:
By Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch announced that it received 47 pages of documents from the Department of Justice which includes a May 17, 2017 email documenting that Robert Mueller informed the Attorney General’s office he was withdrawing from consideration for director of the FBI.
This recently released email raises new questions about Mueller’s testimony to the House Judiciary Committee on July 24, 2019, where he said a May 16, 2017 interview with President Donald Trump was “not about me applying for the job” as FBI director.
“The corrupted Justice Department and FBI inexcusably hid these and other smoking gun records about Mueller and Rosenstein for nearly three years,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. “It is well past time for a serious independent investigation of Mueller and his abusive special counsel operation.”
The emails were produced to Judicial Watch in response to its February 2, 2019, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Justice after for all records of communications of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein between May 8 and May 17, 2017.
In the May 17, 2017 email, Rosenstein writes to then-Assistant Attorney General Jody Hunt with the subject line: “Mueller” and states: “Withdrew from consideration for FBI director.”
Hunt responds: “[redacted] called this morning and also withdrew his name from consideration.”
On the same day, Rosenstein appointed Mueller special counsel for the Russia investigation.
AG Barr is right on it.
Zzzzzzzzzz……
bla, bla, bla,
yet another nothingburger.
he broke laws???
YAAAWWWWNNNNNNNN
yeah…. “Just_us” will be delivered by Barr and Co. real soon over this grave crime just as soon as he gets around to it.
Maybe JW will forward a copy to Durham, it’s not likely he’ll bother to ask for the documents.