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Politics
Calling Inquiry Unfair, Trump Asks: What About Clinton’s Russia Ties?
WASHINGTON
— President Trump complained on Thursday about the unfairness of the
Russia investigation, wondering on Twitter why Hillary Clinton’s
connections to Russia are not being similarly scrutinized.
Twitter users quickly responded, with many of them tweeting a version of the same thing: Because you’re the president.
Moments
later, Mr. Trump continued to rant about his former rival for the
presidency, saying — wrongly — that Mrs. Clinton had “destroyed phones
w/ hammer, ‘bleached’ emails, & had husband meet w/AG.”
Those
accusations were apparently references to stories that emerged during
the campaign. An aide to Mrs. Clinton (not Mrs. Clinton herself) told
the F.B.I. that he had disposed of Mrs. Clinton’s old cellphones by “breaking them in half or hitting them with a hammer.”
An
employee of the company that ran Mrs. Clinton’s private email server
used a program called “BleachBit” to delete files; the F.B.I. concluded
that Mrs. Clinton was unaware of the deletions.
It
was Bill Clinton, Mrs. Clinton’s husband, who had a conversation with
Loretta Lynch, who was serving as attorney general, on Ms. Lynch’s
plane, leading her to recuse herself in the email case involving Mrs.
Clinton.
The
complaints about Mrs. Clinton came after a series of morning tweets in
which Mr. Trump mocked federal investigators, saying they made up a
“phony collusion with the Russians story” amid new reports that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, is looking into whether Mr. Trump tried to obstruct justice in the case.
“They
made up a phony collusion with the Russians story, found zero proof, so
now they go for obstruction of justice on the phony story. Nice,” Mr.
Trump tweeted just before 7 a.m.
In
a later tweet, the president once again called the Russia investigation
a “witch hunt” and called the people leading it “very bad,” apparently a
reference to Mr. Mueller and others at the F.B.I.
Mr.
Mueller has requested interviews with three current or former senior
intelligence officials, according to a person briefed on the
investigation. The move suggests he is examining whether the president
sought their help in trying to get James B. Comey, the former F.B.I.
director, to end an investigation into Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser.
The
special counsel is also seeking documents from the National Security
Agency relating to the intelligence agency’s interactions with the White
House on the Russia investigation.
Together,
the requests from Mr. Mueller indicate new scrutiny on whether the
president tried to influence the Russia investigation through
conversations he had with Mr. Comey, whom he ultimately fired, or with other officials.
That
would make Mr. Trump a subject of a sprawling inquiry that he has
repeatedly said has no merit. During a Rose Garden news conference last
Friday, the president insisted that Mr. Comey was “a leaker” of
information and said that Mr. Comey’s testimony on Capitol Hill helped
clear the president of wrongdoing.
“Yesterday showed no collusion, no obstruction,” Mr. Trump said of Mr. Comey’s testimony.
The
president’s tweet on Thursday morning makes it clear that he remains
dismissive of the investigation. Mr. Trump reportedly considered firing
Mr. Mueller as special counsel, but was talked out of it by aides who worried about the consequences of taking such an action.
Christopher Ruddy, a longtime friend of Mr. Trump’s, had said publicly that Mr. Trump was considering terminating Mr. Mueller.
Mr. Ruddy said the president believed that Mr. Mueller had conflicts of
interest that should have made him ineligible to lead the
investigation.
Mr.
Ruddy said, in a PBS interview, that Mr. Mueller’s previous law firm
represents some members of Mr. Trump’s family. And he revealed that Mr.
Trump had interviewed Mr. Mueller to replace Mr. Comey as F.B.I.
director the day before Mr. Mueller was selected to serve as special
counsel.
The
tweet from Mr. Trump on Thursday suggests that he still believes Mr.
Mueller has conflicts of interest that undermine his ability to lead the
Russia inquiry.
