Chris Wray and Rod Rosenstein "looked somber" when they arrived at WH for meeting on spies in Trump campaign

Jim Hoft
Gateway Pundit
Mon, 21 May 2018 12:23 UTC

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President Donald Trump held a meeting at the White House today with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Chris Wray.

DNI Director Dan Coats was also expected to attend the meeting.

The meeting at the White House comes the day after Trump shook the Capital with his demand that alleged spying on his presidential campaign by the Obama administration be investigated.

FOX Business says they will discuss Obama Deep State spying on the Trump campaign during the 2016 election.

Chris Wray and Rod Rosenstein looked somber as they entered the White House today.

Comment: Wray and Rosenstein might have not been in the best of moods, but the pictures above are not much to go by to claim they "looked somber". Regardless, the confirmation of an FBI informant in the Trump campaign is big news:

• Stefan Halper: The FBI Informant who spied on Trump Campaign also oversaw a CIA spying operation in the 1980 election
• DOJ to investigate Trump campaign infiltration by FBI
• Deep State & mainstream media begin cover up as illegal spying on Trump campaign is revealed
• Russiagate twist: Professor Stefan Halper, who spied for the CIA in the 80s, was sent by FBI to spy on Trump campaign
• It's confirmed: FBI was spying on Trump campaign