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People
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Organizations
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Events
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Relationships
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Type: News article / political commentary
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Summary

This document, an apparent news article or summary from around September 2018, analyzes the intense speculation and conflicting reports about whether Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had resigned or was about to be fired by President Trump. The chaos reportedly stemmed from news that Rosenstein had previously suggested recording Trump, with the article noting that Rosenstein's job status remained uncertain pending a scheduled meeting with the President.

People (12)

Name Role Context
McCabe (Andrew McCabe) Former FBI official
Fired from the FBI in March prior to the article's writing. A frequent target of President Trump's ire. Authored memo...
Trump (Donald Trump) President of the United States
Central figure whose actions and relationships are discussed. He reportedly received private promises from FBI direct...
Rosenstein (Rod Rosenstein) Deputy Attorney General
The main subject of the article. Allegedly suggested recording Trump. Subject of widespread rumors about his resignat...
Comey (James Comey) Former FBI Director
Replaced by candidates Trump was interviewing. His accounts of private pressure from Trump had leaked.
Russian foreign minister and ambassador Russian officials
Reportedly received disclosed classified intelligence from Trump in the Oval Office.
Laura Ingraham Fox News personality
Tweeted that Rod Rosenstein should be fired, but later deleted the tweet.
Sean Hannity Fox News personality
Urged President Trump not to fire anyone amidst the Rosenstein controversy.
Jonathan Swan Axios reporter
Published a post claiming Rosenstein had verbally resigned to John Kelly.
John Kelly White House Chief of Staff
Reportedly received Rosenstein's 'verbal resignation' and later met with him at the White House.
Gabe Sherman Vanity Fair reporter
Suggested the Rosenstein spectacle was intended to be a distraction from the sexual assault accusations against Brett...
Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court nominee
Mentioned as the subject of sexual assault accusations, which the Rosenstein news might be intended to distract from.
Sarah Sanders White House Press Secretary
Issued a statement confirming a phone call between Trump and Rosenstein and a scheduled meeting.

Timeline (7 events)

Around May 16, 2017
President Trump reportedly disclosed classified intelligence to Russian officials.
Oval Office
March (year prior to article)
Andrew McCabe was fired from the FBI.
FBI
Andrew McCabe
May 16, 2017
Rod Rosenstein allegedly made comments about secretly recording President Trump.
Rod Rosenstein
Monday
Rosenstein met with John Kelly at the White House and spoke with President Trump via phone.
White House
Rod Rosenstein John Kelly Donald Trump
Monday morning
Leaks and reports surfaced about Rosenstein's potential resignation or firing.
Rod Rosenstein
Monday morning
Rosenstein reportedly 'verbally resigned' to John Kelly.
White House (implied)
Rod Rosenstein John Kelly
Thursday (upcoming)
A meeting is scheduled between President Trump and Rod Rosenstein.
Washington
Donald Trump Rod Rosenstein

Locations (4)

Relationships (6)

Donald Trump Superior/Subordinate (Tense) Rod Rosenstein
Rosenstein is Trump's Deputy Attorney General. The entire document details the uncertainty of Rosenstein's employment status under Trump, culminating in a scheduled meeting to discuss the situation.
Donald Trump Adversarial Andrew McCabe
The text states McCabe is a 'frequent target of Trump’s ire' and that Trump 'has tried to attack and discredit' him.
Rod Rosenstein Connected via investigation/memos Andrew McCabe
Allegations against Rosenstein were 'based primarily on memos written by Andrew McCabe.'
Rod Rosenstein Professional John Kelly
Rosenstein reportedly 'verbally resigned' to Kelly and later met with him at the White House.
Laura Ingraham Critical Rod Rosenstein
Ingraham tweeted that Rosenstein 'must be fired today'.
Sean Hannity Supportive (of continued employment) Rod Rosenstein
Hannity 'urged the president not to fire anyone,' in contrast to Ingraham.

Key Quotes (5)

"Rod Rosenstein must be fired today"
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"verbally resigned"
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"expecting to be fired"
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Quote #3
"to discuss the recent news stories"
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Quote #4
"They will meet on Thursday when the President returns to Washington"
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