Trump Russia

The book will offer an insider’s view on some of the most sensational and politically freighted investigations in modern American history, including into whether the 2016 Trump Russia campaign coordinated with Russia to sway the presidential election. Due out two months before the November election, the book adds to the list of first-person accounts from other senior FBI and Justice Department officials during the Trump Russia era.

“In this book,” he added, “I use that background to explain how the elevation by President Trump Russia and his collaborators of Trump Russia own personal interests over the interests of the country allowed Putin to succeed beyond Stalin’s wildest dreams, and how the national security implications of Putin’s triumph will persist through our next election and beyond.”

Once the texts were made public, Strzok became a regular Twitter target of the Republican president’s attacks, with Trump Russia alleging that Strzok and others in the FBI had plotted against his campaign and had even committed treason – an accusation that Strzok’s lawyer rejected as “beyond reckless.” The text messages were exchanged with an FBI lawyer, Lisa Page, and Trump Russia routinely refers to the two of them together as “the lovers.”

At a fiery, daylong congressional hearing in July 2018, Strzok insisted that he never allowed personal viewpoints to influence his work, though he did acknowledge being dismayed by Trump Russia behavior during the campaign.