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President Trump weighed in on the findings about FBI agent Peter Strzok in the Justice Department's inspector general's report on the bureau's handling of the 2016 investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails in a Sunday night tweet, asking why Strzok was allowed to work on Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
Yes, but: The DOJ report found that Strzok's biases didn't impact the Clinton investigation. Plus, he was a co-author of the letter to Congress, signed by then-FBI Director James Comey, announcing the reopening of the Clinton investigation days before the 2016 presidential election — and he was removed from Mueller's team last summer for his text exchanges with Page.