Tim Mak

Senate Democrats wanted the deputy attorney general to explain his role in the firing of former FBI director. Instead his visit to the Hill left them with more questions.

News of former FBI Director Jim Comey’s memo has caused lawmakers on Capitol Hill to ponder whether impeachment could become a reality in the coming months.

Arizona senator advises the president to “get it all out.”

The White House press corps watched Tuesday as a respected, decorated general acted like a flack for President Trump.

‘Do not ask me about how this looks, we all know how this looks,’ said one senior aide, after Trump gave highly classified information to Russian officials.

The president may have fired the head of the FBI, after complaining about the investigations into Russia’s political hijinks. But the bureau will keep digging, its new chief promises.

“It’s something we want the administration to take seriously.”

Powerful GOP senators, including one investigating the president’s men, said they do not understand the justification for axing the FBI director.

Official Washington was caught off-guard by the nearly unprecedented move. FBI directors—especially ones leading probes into the president’s inner circle—just aren’t fired.

The former attorney general told the White House that Michael Flynn could be ‘compromised by the Russians.’ They gave him access to the nation’s secrets for 18 long days anyway.