Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has "verbally resigned" his position in the Department of Justice, effective Monday, according to reports from Axios and others.
Chief of Staff John Kelly has reportedly accepted Rosenstein's resignation.
Sources close to Rosenstein told the national security publication that Rosenstein was "expecting to be fired" following a New York Times report from last week detailing conversations Rosenstein allegedly had with other administration officials in which he suggested recording conversations with President Donald Trump and proposed "recruiting Cabinet members" to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove the president from office.
BREAKING: Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein 'Verbally Resigns' From DOJ, According To Reports
Chief of Staff John Kelly has reportedly accepted Rosenstein's resignation.
Sources close to Rosenstein told the national security publication that Rosenstein was "expecting to be fired" following a New York Times report from last week detailing conversations Rosenstein allegedly had with other administration officials in which he suggested recording conversations with President Donald Trump and proposed "recruiting Cabinet members" to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove the president from office.
BREAKING: Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein 'Verbally Resigns' From DOJ, According To Reports
