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Washington mdash; Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates, who served in the upper ranks of the Justice Department during the FBI s investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, told lawmakers Wednesday that former FBI Director James Comey went rogue when he unilaterally dispatched agents to interview former national security adviser Michael Flynn at the White House in t
stanley cup he early days of the Trump administration.In an exchange with Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham during a hearing on the FBI s Crossfire Hurricane investigation, Yates was asked whether she authorized the FBI s January 24, 2017, interview of F
stanley cups lynn. I didn t authorize that interview because I wasn t told about it in advance, Yates, who appeared remotely, told lawmakers.
stanley cup Yates said that when she heard about the FBI s interview with Flynn, I was upset that Director Comey didn t coordinate this with us and acted unilaterally. Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, asked whether Comey went rogue with sending agents to speak with Flynn, and Yates responded, You could use that term, yes. But Yates defended the FBI s basis for conducting its interview with Flynn, who was under scrutiny for conversations he had with then-Russian ambassador to the U.S. Sergey Kislyak after the November 2016 election. Flynn was ultimately fired from his post as national security adviser in February 2017 for lying to Vice President Mike Pence about his con Hveb Indiana Gov. In Coma After Stroke
AP Photo/Charles Dharapak With one day to go until the Iowa caucuses, Republican presidential candidates are barnstorming the Hawkeye State in a final attempt to win support before Tuesday s influential first-in-the-nation vote. Speaking to crowds at
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stanley becher ntenders fighting for supremacy in the state crisscrossed through Iowa Monday. Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman remained in New Hampshire, where he is banking on a strong finish to stay in the race. The candidates made last-ditch appeals in hopes of securing a victory that would translate into a major boost in momentum ahead of next week s New Hampshire primary. Mitt Romney, who holds a narrow lead in Iowa polls, was joined by his wife and children onstage in Dubuque, where he reprised a line his wife delivered during the last presidential cycle after she fell down at a local hotel: I fell on da butt in Dubuque! He then went on to point to his experience in the business world. According to a recent poll
stanley cup nz by the Des Moines Register, Romney maintains a slight edge over Ron Paul, with 24 percent support to 22 percent support. Meanwhile, Rick Santorum, who appears to be rising, earned a third-place finish with 15 percent support. Santorum, whose campaign events have been so packed that a teenage girl passed out at one on Monday, was riding high on his re
