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FBI Chief Counselor [[James Baker (DOJ)]]  was fired two hours after McCabe's testimony.<ref>http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-22/fbi-fires-suspected-leaker-and-comey-ally-james-baker</ref> Associate Dep. Attn. Gen. [[Bruce Ohr]] was demoted, and there were calls for McCabe's firing.<ref>https://www.populistwire.com/politics/top-republican-senator-grassely-wants-mcgabe-replaced-after-fbi-trail-of-corruption-comes-to-fruition/</ref> Ohr withheld from his boss, [[Rod Rosenstein]], his secret meetings with Steele and Simpson, and the fact his wife [[Nellie Ohr]] helped author the phony dossier.<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/20/mccabe-draws-blank-on-democrats-funding-trump-dossier-new-subpoenas-planned.html</ref> The House Committees began investigating possible criminal activity among Obama holdovers in DOJ & FBI.<ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2017/12/20/house-republicans-quietly-investigate-doj-fbi-310121?lo=ap_f1</ref>

FBI Chief Counselor [[James Baker (DOJ)]]  was fired two hours after McCabe's testimony.<ref>http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-22/fbi-fires-suspected-leaker-and-comey-ally-james-baker</ref> Associate Dep. Attn. Gen. [[Bruce Ohr]] was demoted, and there were calls for McCabe's firing.<ref>https://www.populistwire.com/politics/top-republican-senator-grassely-wants-mcgabe-replaced-after-fbi-trail-of-corruption-comes-to-fruition/</ref> Ohr withheld from his boss, [[Rod Rosenstein]], his secret meetings with Steele and Simpson, and the fact his wife [[Nellie Ohr]] helped author the phony dossier.<ref>https://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/20/mccabe-draws-blank-on-democrats-funding-trump-dossier-new-subpoenas-planned.html</ref> The House Committees began investigating possible criminal activity among Obama holdovers in DOJ & FBI.<ref>https://www.politico.com/story/2017/12/20/house-republicans-quietly-investigate-doj-fbi-310121?lo=ap_f1</ref>

McCabe wrote a memo to himself after DAG (Deputy Atorney General) [[Rod Rosenstein]] agreed to participate in the [[coup]]:

McCabe wrote a memo to himself after DAG (Deputy Attorney General) [[Rod Rosenstein]] agreed to participate in the [[Deep State coup]] as well as portions intended to cover McCabe's alleged Hatch Act violations:

{{quotebox|Tuesday, May 16, 2017<br>

{{quotebox|Tuesday, May 16, 2017<br>

The DAG related to me that on Sunday, 05/14/2017, the AG asked him to participate in the interview of [redacted] for position of FBI Director. [several lines redacted]

The DAG related to me that on Sunday, 05/14/2017, the AG asked him to participate in the interview of [redacted] for position of FBI Director. [several lines redacted]

The DAG told me that he informed the AG that I should remain in my role as Acting Director until the permanent Director was chosen.  The DAG opined that my only "problem" was that some people believe that I was involved in my wife's 2015 campaign for State Senate in [[Virginia]]. The DAG said it was a "credibility problem" because after having told him during my May 13 interview that I played no role in her campaign and attended no campaign events, the DAG said a staffer had provided him with a photograph found on the internet of me and my wife wearing Or. Jill McCabe campaign t-shirts. The DAG suggested that this photograph contradicted my statement that I had not campaigned for my wife. I pointed out to the DAG that the photograph he saw was taken not at a campaign event, but rather at [redacted] I further informed the DAG that I confirmed with my ethics counsel at FBI that the [[Hatch Act]] does not prohibit wearing a campaign button or shirt away from the office, and that attending [redacted] wearing such a shirt does not constitute proscribed political activity.}}

The DAG told me that he informed the AG that I should remain in my role as Acting Director until the permanent Director was chosen.  The DAG opined that my only "problem" was that some people believe that I was involved in my wife's 2015 campaign for State Senate in [[Virginia]]. The DAG said it was a "credibility problem" because after having told him during my May 13 interview that I played no role in her campaign and attended no campaign events, the DAG said a staffer had provided him with a photograph found on the internet of me and my wife wearing Or. Jill McCabe campaign t-shirts. The DAG suggested that this photograph contradicted my statement that I had not campaigned for my wife. I pointed out to the DAG that the photograph he saw was taken not at a campaign event, but rather at [redacted] I further informed the DAG that I confirmed with my ethics counsel at FBI that the [[Hatch Act]] does not prohibit wearing a campaign button or shirt away from the office, and that attending [redacted] wearing such a shirt does not constitute proscribed political activity.<ref>[https://www.judicialwatch.org/documents/jw-v-doj-mccabe-rosenstein-memo-00388/ ''Judicial Watch vs. DOJ'' MCCABE ROSENSTEIN MEMO 00388]</ref>}}

==Fired for misconduct==

==Fired for misconduct==