For example, when Mr. Comey announced in July that he would not recommend charges against Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Trump reacted on Twitter:But after Mr. Comey took the unorthodox step just days before the election of announcing that the F.B.I. In April, The New York Times took an in-depth look at how Mr. Comey tried last year to keep the F.B.I. It includes the memorandum that Mr. Rosenstein compiled with his reasoning, the letter to Mr. Trump from Mr. Sessions recommending the termination, and Mr. Trump’s letter to Mr. Comey. Rod J. Rosenstein — The deputy attorney general wrote the memo used to fire Mr. Comey and was swiftly embroiled in the controversy.

Source: New York Times June 07, 2017 09:00 UTC