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Text messages between law enforcement agency agents antecedently allotted to the investigation into alleged Russian collusion enclosed a pitch for associate degree "insurance policy" that may cowl the likelihood of a Trump presidency.

Texts between intelligence activity officer Peter Strzok associate degreed lawyer Lisa Page named then-presidential candidate Donald Trump as an "idiot" and "douche," whereas viewing his potential conclusion as "terrifying," CNN according.

The details were discharged Tuesday when reports surfaced earlier this month that Strzok was far from special counsel Robert Mueller's team when a Justice Department internal investigation "uncovered politically colored  messages changed with law enforcement agency professional Lisa Page."

Throughout the first season in 2016, Strzok and Page perceived to dread a Trump conclusion, in line with the messages reviewed by CNN.

"I can not believe Donald Trump is likely to be an actual, serious candidate for president.'Page Texted strzok on March 16, 2016.""God, Trump is a loathsome human,"Page added in another,"to which strzok replies: "Yet he may win."

On Aug. 15, 2016, Strzok texted Page: "I wish to believe the trail you threw out for thought in Andy's workplace," presumptively touching on Deputy law enforcement agency Director Saint Andrew McCabe, "that there isn't any method he gets elected–but i am afraid we will not take that risk."

"It's like associate degree contract within the unlikely event you die before you are forty," Strzok else.

Politico antecedently according the 2 changed texts cheering on Clinton associate degreed touching on Trump as an "idiot"

Strzok antecedently helped lead the FBI's investigation of Edmund Hillary Clinton's personal email server and was concerned in gap the investigation into Russian meddling within the 2016 U.S. presidential election. He was reassigned to the human resources division this summer following the inner investigation.

Page had conjointly shortly served on Mueller's team before returning to the law enforcement agency. She was now not a district of the special counsel's team once his workplace was created awake to the texts.

Deputy lawyer General Rod Rosenstein is predicted to answer questions on the text messages throughout a House Judiciary Committee oversight hearing Wed.