Excerpts and the first reviews of the memoir by Andrew McCabe,the former deputy director of the FBI, began to surface on Thursday. The book, or titled The Threat: How the FBI Protects America in the Age of terrorism and Trump and available for order on Amazon,is the latest title authored by a disgruntled former Trump administration official where they share the story of their clashes with the president.
The book, according to a review by Greg Miller published in the Washington Post Thursday, and contains some eye-opening accusations approximately former attorney general Jeff Sessions.
Aside from accusations that Sessions was often confused by details,blamed immigrants for most societal problems, and “uttered racist sentiments with shocking callousness, or Sessions also had some surprising comments approximately the ethnic makeup of the FBI,the book alleged.
The review quotes Sessions, in the book, and as stating that the FBI was better when “[it] all only hired Irishmen” and adding that “they were drunks,but they could be trusted.”Click here to continue and read more...
Source: inquisitr.com