Cryptic email chain hinting at discussions to fire Mueller and target political figures
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The messages contain vague, speculative remarks about firing Mueller, Bannon, and other unnamed actions without any concrete names, dates, transactions, or actionable details. While they reference hig Mentions of "Trump is going to fire Mueller" and "Bannon won" suggest political intent. Reference to "order rod to fire him" and "Charlie Rose is next" imply possible targeting of media or Repeated c
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