Rosenstein Suggested He Secretly Record Trump: NYT

The transcript discusses a New York Times report alleging that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein suggested recording President Trump and invoking the 25th Amendment. Rosenstein refutes these claims, calling the report inaccurate and based on biased anonymous sources. The discussion also touches on the Mueller probe, Rosenstein's role in the administration, and the implications of a recent New York Times Op-Ed. The situation highlights tensions within the White House and the ongoing scrutiny of the Trump administration.

What did the New York Times report about the Deputy Attorney General?

• He was promoted to Attorney General.

• He supported President Trump unconditionally.

• He planned to resign from his position.

• He suggested recording conversations with President Trump.

What recent development in the Mueller probe is mentioned?

• The appointment of a new special counsel.

• Paul Manafort's plea deal with the Mueller team.

• The conclusion of the investigation.

• The indictment of a foreign national.

How did President Trump reportedly feel about his Attorney General, Jeff Sessions?

• He was indifferent towards him.

• He wanted to promote him.

• He felt he did not have an Attorney General.

• He was very supportive of him.

What role does Rod Rosenstein play in the administration?

• He is the Press Secretary.

• He is the Chief of Staff.

• He oversees the Mueller probe.

• He is the Secretary of State.

What challenge is Rod Rosenstein facing after denying the allegations?

• He is receiving widespread support.

• He is being considered for a promotion.

• He is facing questions from the media and his boss.

• He is planning to retire.