According to the paper, Comey pulled Sessions aside and told him that private interactions between the president and the FBI director were inappropriate. Sessions reportedly responded that he could not guarantee that Trump would not seek out Comey again. The Times report, which cited current and former law enforcement officials, added that Comey did not specify his issue with Trump in the conversation with Sessions. Despite the mounting legal questions now shadowing the White House, Trump has needled Comey publicly. White House officials appear eager to keep the president away from television and Twitter Thursday, though those efforts rarely succeed.

Source: Fox News June 07, 2017 01:07 UTC