The White House's alarm system begins to explode during the news segment on Rod Rosenstein

The Deputy Attorney General, Rod Rosenstein, has been a frequent target of the Presidential vitriol as a Justice Department official overseeing Special Adviser Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian electoral interference and its links with Donald's administration. Trump. The situation has only worsened since a report last week indicated that Rosenstein had suggested (jokingly or otherwise) that he secretly registered the president or solicited cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment and the remove.

Well, Rosenstein was summoned to the White House on Monday. Although he and everyone else expect a summary dismissal, according to the New York Times, Rosenstein has not yet achieved the end. But the White House alarm system went out on a CBS News trip, and journalist Ed O'Keefe ended up saying, "It seems like everything is normal."

"THIS IS A SINGLE TEST", a voice on the intercom sounds, while the alarms sounded in a weird series of high-pitched sounds.

It's good to know that this is the result of a kind of scheduled test, that everyone is one, and that we are absolutely not at all Purple Alert. That will have to wait until Thursday, when Trump summons Rosenstein for a follow-up meeting to understand "what's going on".