The dismissal of the FBI’s second-in-charge, Andrew McCabe, was not by President Trump, as several Australian outlets who bothered to report on this claimed. It was by the very careful Attorney-General Sessions, acting on findings by the respected and independent Office of Professional Responsibility and the Inspector General. The most serious was that he had lied under oath, a sackable offence in the FBI.
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