Trump is now considering firing Rod Rosenstein

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Deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod Rosenstein testifies to the House Judiciary Committee hearing on oversight of the Justice Department on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., December 13, 2017.

• President Donald Trump is reportedly mulling over firing deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein.
• The New York Times reported Tuesday that Rosenstein personally signed off on a search warrant targeting Trump's longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
• FBI agents raided Cohen's office, home, and hotel room early Monday morning and seized records, electronic devices, and attorney-client communications between Trump and Cohen.

President Donald Trump is weighing firing deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, CNN reported Tuesday.

Trump has had an unprecedented level of anger toward the FBI and Department of Justice officials ever since it emerged that investigators had raided his longtime lawyer's office, home, and hotel room early Monday morning.

Trump's reported consideration regarding Rosenstein also comes after The New York Times reported earlier Tuesday that Rosenstein had personally signed off on the search warrant targeting Cohen this week.

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