It might be to make the case that Rosenstein should be removed because one way to limit this investigation would be to remove him and put someone else in charge of that investigation.
David Axelrod: “It might be to make the case that Rosenstein should be removed because one way to limit this investigation would be to…”
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Axelrod discusses Congressman Nadler's perspective on the memo's potential implications for Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein.
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