"As if he were covering the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 or the building of the border wall in 2019, Wallace asked me a question about my husband," she said.
The five-year statute of limitations will soon pass for the Justice Department to charge Trump over criminal conduct that Robert Mueller investigated.
Mueller's top deputy Andrew Weissmann revealed the "alternative" report includes all their findings, conclusions, and the investigation's limitations.
"I think there's a real desire on the part of the attorney general, for the most part, not to look backward," Schiff told Yahoo News.
Gates pleaded guilty to two felonies and testified against his former boss in court. But he struck a different chord in an interview last week.
A judge ruled that the DOJ improperly censored portions of the Mueller report dealing with potential criminal charges and Russia's hacking of the DNC.
"I am not joking," the prosecutor, Jeannie Rhee, said, according to Andrew Weissmann's new book about the Mueller investigation.
The New York Times report comes after a GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee released a bipartisan report detailing Trump's potential ties to Russia.
States are starting to reopen as cases of coronavirus plateau. Evidence from the 1918 flu pandemic suggests that is a mistake.
"Wow," one recently retired FBI agent told Insider. "This stuff really does fly in the face of reality."
President Donald Trump has been increasingly preoccupied with impeachment and a DOJ report that debunked many of his conspiracy theories.
The documents include newly released FBI interviews as part of the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference.
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After receiving the first 500 documents, BuzzFeed News says the US Justice Department will continue to release them monthly for at least 8 years.
Democrats have been duking it out with the Justice Department for months over obtaining a full, unredacted copy of Mueller's report.
Rep. Ben Ray Lujan is a close ally of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and just became the most high-profile Democrat to back impeachment so far.
Kamala Harris said last month that the DOJ would have "no choice" but to charge Trump with obstruction-of-justice if she wins the 2020 election.
ABC News found no public records tying Ratcliffe to the case, and former officials involved had no recollection of Ratcliffe's involvement.
One current FBI agent told INSIDER John Ratcliffe's performance during Mueller's hearings makes him look like "an arm of the White House."
"With all this circus over who won and who lost and how Mueller performed, we've blown past the historical significance of this moment."
Mueller repeatedly refused to answer basic questions and told lawmakers to read his report. But there were still a few significant takeaways.