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To: locogringo who wrote (651767)2/1/2018 10:03:17 AM
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The Committee decided not to allow release of the Schiff memo.

What’s interesting is that Schiff met with Wray earlier this week. Afterwards, Wray issued the FBI’s objection to release of the Majority memo. Wray had by then already met with Trump. Following that meeting, McCabe was fired/resigned.

Wray seems to have gone rogue. He seems to now be taking directions from the Dim minority chief of the Committee, not his boss in the Executive Branch. Means and methods seem to be one of his objections, though the latest from him suggests that the memo is not accurate. So, the latest inference I can draw is that he’s protecting the miscreants.

Very troubling.
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