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Schumer seeks to protect Rosenstein following reports he discussed spying on Trump
by Laura Barrón-López
 | September 21, 2018 03:48 PM



Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Friday that a New York Times story reporting that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein suggested secretly recording President Trump in the White House should not be used as "pretext" to justify firing Rosenstein.

The Times also reported, based on second-hand sources, that Rosenstein discussed using the 25th Amendment with Cabinet members to remove Trump for being unfit for duty. Within hours Trump allies pounced, calling for the firing of Rosenstein.

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The NY Times would be more believable in this story that the 30 plus year old groping allegations.
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