This.
On May 11, 2017, McCabe testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee and told Congress that there had been “no effort to impede our investigation to date.”
In other words, McCabe testified that there was no evidence of obstruction from Trump or his administration.
On May 11, 2017, McCabe testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee and told Congress that there had been “no effort to impede our investigation to date.”
In other words, McCabe testified that there was no evidence of obstruction from Trump or his administration.
McCabe failed to inform the committee that he was actively considering opening an obstruction-of-justice probe into Trump—a path he would initiate just five days later.
To fully understand just how outlandish this was, see the testimony of former FBI General Counsel James Baker as he describes the discussions that took place at the highest levels of the FBI following Comey's firing:
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