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https://desantis.house.gov/press-releases?ID=43EA3CAB-5DDD-4307-B955-63BA7C7FE037 DeSantis: Released FBI Texts Show that Lead Agent in Charge of Clinton E-Mail and Russia Investigation was Removed from Special Counsel Investigation due to Demonstrating a Strong Anti-Trump, Pro-Clinton bias 2017-12-13 2017 2017-12 Republican House FL Ron DeSantis D000621 desantis.house.gov     legacy Washington, DC – Rep. Ron DeSantis (FL-06) released the following statement regarding the release of text messages between Department of Justice (DOJ) employees Peter Strzok and Lisa Page: “The text messages released by DOJ cast serious doubt on the legitimacy of the Russia ‘collusion’ investigation.  The messages reveal that the lead agent in charge of the matter, Peter Strzok (who also led the less-than-zealous Clinton classified information investigation), possessed a strong anti-Trump animus and that his bias infected his work.  In the midst of the 2016 election, Strzok said that the FBI ‘can’t’ let Donald Trump win the election, which would be concerning if coming from any FBI agent, but it is disastrous coming from the agent spearheading a supposed fair counterintelligence investigation into Russian collusion with Trump’s campaign.  The question is how much did Strzok’s bias infect both the Clinton and Russia investigations.  “Congress needs a full accounting of how the Russia investigation started, the role of the FBI in procuring the infamous Steele dossier, whether the FBI paid for the dossier, and the way in which the FBI used the dossier, such as using it to obtain surveillance of Trump associates.”  DeSantis questioned Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein on the integrity of the Russia investigation before the House Committee on the Judiciary earlier today – watch here. 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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