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Lynch, and offered his opinions on each. He described both as intelligent and personable lawyers and added, I liked them both. But he also seemed to imply that she might not have been up to the job. Lynch was much quieter and new to Washington. She spoke little, and when she did, frequently seemed tightly scripted, he wrote. The former top G-man also said that Lynchs relationship with Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates seemed distant and strained and that their staffs simply didnt talk to each other.

was parroting the Clinton campaigns efforts to dismiss the significance of the probe. The attorney general seemed to be directing me to align me with the Clinton campaign strategy, he wrote, adding caustically that The FBI didnt do matters. But he followed orders. Still, his grave concerns about Lynch prompted him to provide the public with an independent opinion about the investigation — a move that led to howls from Trump and the GOP, who accused him of circumventing the chain of command. I needed

to visibly step away from Loretta Lynch and do something I never could have imagined before 2016: having the FBI separately offer its views to the American people … by making public my recommendation that Clinton not be charged and the thinking behind it. Americans, he argued, needed and deserved transparency, and I believed that I had the independent reputation to step out front and take the hits. In another passage, he portrayed Lynch as a political actor more concerned with appearances than the truth.

The pair met privately days before the election, and the AG gave him a hug, telling him he had done the right thing when he made his sudden announcement that the feds probe into Clintons emails was reopening — only to say days later that it was once again closed with no signs of criminality. She said, with just the slightest hint of a smile, Try to look beat up. She had told somebody she was going to chew me out for what I had done. What a world, he wrote. Later, however, he wrote that I, for one,