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A four-page classified memo drafted by Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) alleges serious abuses of power by the FBI during its investigation into the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia.
The memo has become a rallying point for House Republicans and conservative media, who see it as proof of President Donald Trump’s long-running allegations of FBI bias against him; Democrats say it’s deeply misleading, twisting and cherry-picking classified intelligence to make the president seem right.
Republicans have pushed for an investigation since February.
Here’s the full text of the Schiff memo, with some redactions.
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Trump declassified the Republican memo, but it seems he now has reservations about the Democratic rebuttal.
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The Nunes memo was insulting to journalism.
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The former FBI director also suggested the release of the misleading memo came at a cost.
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The allegations aim to call the FBI and Justice Department’s professionalism into question.
The memo is conspicuously vague and tends to downplay or omit information that doesn’t fit its narrative.
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"I can’t think of a single time any president has done anything like this."
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"It’s taking the lessons and transgressions noted on the part of this administration and preventing those things from happening again in the future."
The FBI really, really doesn’t want to #ReleaseTheMemo.
He is said to have asked Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein where the Russia investigation is going.
Trump was overheard telling one Republican lawmaker he’d release the Nunes memo.