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  • Robert Mueller
    Robert Mueller
    / Legal career and director of the FBI

    In 2004, after a warrantless wiretapping program that had been authorized by the White House after the 2001 attacks was declared illegal by the Justice Department, Mueller joined with Attorney General John Ashcroft and several other Justice Department officials in threatening to resign if attempts by White House counsel…

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    In 2004, after a warrantless wiretapping program that had been authorized by the White House after the 2001 attacks was declared illegal by the Justice Department, Mueller joined with Attorney General John Ashcroft and several other Justice Department officials in threatening to resign if attempts by White House counsel…

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