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FOCUS: Jeffrey Toobin | How Much Longer Can Rod Rosenstein Protect Robert Mueller? 
Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General - who both hired Robert Mueller as the special counsel and who supervises his investigation - has been a special target of President Trump. (photo: Andrew Harrer/Getty)
Jeffrey Toobin, The New Yorker
Toobin writes: "In the latest of the complex machinations in the Russia investigation, and in the investigations of the investigation, it's easy to lose the most important thread: that President Donald Trump is still scheming to rid himself of the meddlesome special counsel, Robert Mueller."
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