White House Declassifies Memos on Secret FBI Probe into Trump's Firing of Comey

The White House declassified internal FBI memos revealing a secret criminal probe, codenamed 'Oxferd Comma,' launched in May 2017 to investigate whether then-President Donald Trump was acting as a Russian asset when he fired FBI Director James Comey. The declassified documents indicate that the bureau's own evidence at the time largely dismissed collusion with the Kremlin, and the subsequent Mueller investigation also found no substantiation of collusion. The probe was marked as a 'sensitive investigative matter' and was later rolled into Special Counsel Robert Mueller's larger investigation.