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In the wake of James Comey's firing, Assistant Attorney General [[Rod Rosenstein]] appointed Mueller as a special counsel to take over the FBI's [[counterintelligence]] investigation of the Trump campaign and administration. The investigation now also became a criminal probe, alleging Trump fired Comey to obsruct justice.  

In the wake of James Comey's firing, Assistant Attorney General [[Rod Rosenstein]] appointed Mueller as a special counsel to take over the FBI's [[counterintelligence]] investigation of the Trump campaign and administration. The investigation now also became a criminal probe, alleging Trump fired Comey to obsruct justice.  

Deputy Director [[Andrew McCabe]], who was already under internal investigation for conflicts of interest in both the Clinton email scandal and the FBI's Russia investigation, became Acting FBI Director. McCabe latter was fired and faced criminal prosecution. Ironically, Trump interviewed Mueller as Comey's replacement the day before Rosenstein appointed him Special Counsel.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2017/06/13/politics/trump-robert-mueller-fbi-director-interview/index.html </ref>

Deputy Director [[Andrew McCabe]], who was already under internal investigation for conflicts of interest in both the Clinton email scandal and the FBI's Russia investigation, became Acting FBI Director. McCabe latter was fired and faced criminal prosecution.<ref>https://www.federaltimes.com/federal-oversight/doj-fbi/2018/04/19/fired-fbi-deputy-chief-andrew-mccabe-faces-criminal-referral/ </ref> Ironically, Trump interviewed Mueller as Comey's replacement the day before Rosenstein appointed him Special Counsel.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2017/06/13/politics/trump-robert-mueller-fbi-director-interview/index.html </ref>

Mueller hired several investigators who were later fired for their [[partisan]]ship and [[bias]].<ref>Multiple references:

Mueller hired several investigators who were later fired for their [[partisan]]ship and [[bias]].<ref>Multiple references: