Alleged Mueller indictment claims President ordered firing of FBI Deputy Director to obstruct investigations

Alleged Mueller indictment claims President ordered firing of FBI Deputy Director to obstruct investigations The passage outlines specific alleged actions by the President—requesting loyalty from Comey, directing the firing of Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe, and using the dismissal to impede investigations. It provides dates, names, and a purported indictment narrative, offering concrete leads for verification (e.g., checking indictment filings, McCabe testimony, White House communications). The claims involve high‑level officials and could generate major controversy if substantiated, though the source is unclear and the alleged indictment has not been publicly released, reducing novelty. Key insights: Alleged indictment states President asked Comey for loyalty before firing him (June 2017).; President supposedly directed Attorney General to fire FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe (July 26 2017).; McCabe testified before the House Intelligence Committee that the President asked for Comey’s loyalty (Dec 21 2017).