Rosenstein: My time at the DOJ is coming to an end

Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod Jay RosensteinDems bows to the Times bomb to back up Trump Trump's obstruction allegations by calling Andrew McCabe "J. Edgar Hoover's poor man "CNN: MJ is preparing to announce the end of Mueller's investigation as early as next week MORE said Thursday that his time in law enforcement was "coming to an end."

"My time as a law enforcement official is coming to an end, much later than expected," said DOJ official No. 2 during a meeting with the US Department of Justice. lecture at the University of Pennsylvania. "People are joking about the revolving door between the government and the private sector.The door never turned me in. It was an entrance and an exit."

Monday, several media reported that Rosenstein should leave the MJ in mid-March.

President TrumpDonald John TrumpJustice is preparing the Mueller report as early as next week: Smollett 's lawyers declare the innocent star of "Empire". Pelosi asks members to support the resolution against the emergency declaration MORE announced Tuesday that it would appoint Jeffrey Rosen to replace Rosenstein as deputy commander of the Department of Justice. The same day, Bloomberg News reported that the new Attorney General, William Barr, had chosen Rosen to replace him.

Rosenstein, who after the dismissal of the director of the FBI James ComeyChief Brien Lawyer ComeyFBI felt that Hillary Clinton should face charges but was dispelled. Dems seizes the Times bomb to push Trump 's obstruction allegations. Trump calls Andrew McCabe, a "poor man of J. Edgar Hoover". special board appointed Robert MuellerRobert Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud Mueller's choice to lead the investigation on Russia to investigate the Russian interference in the 2016 election, has often disagreed with Trump.

Rosenstein oversaw Mueller's investigation after challenge of former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDems: Journalists seize the Times bomb to support Trump's obstruction allegations The Mueller report could be "anti-bashing," says the former director of intelligence services, CNN, for having hired a former Republican agent as editor-in-chief: "WTF?! ??" MORE.

The President criticized Rosenstein Monday and the former acting director of the FBI Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeDems bends to the Times bomb to put forward Trump 's obstruction allegations. Trump calls Andrew McCabe "J. Edgar Hoover the poor," according to Dershowitz. Talks on the use of Trump's 25th ouster could be an "unconstitutional blow". after McCabe told "60 Minutes" that Rosenstein had once discussed the use of the 25th Amendment to remove Trump.

"He and Rod Rosenstein, who was hired by Jeff Sessions (another beauty), seem to have prepared for a very illegal act and got caught," tweeted Trump.

Rosenstein spoke to his critics in Thursday's speech, which was first reported by Bloomberg.

"I took more than my share of criticism, but I kept faith, followed the rules, and left my office in good hands," he said. -he declares.