Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has recently struck a stoic and righteous tone when talking about the future of his job amid President Donald Trump’s public criticism, three sources who have spoken to Rosenstein told NBC News.One source said he seemed fully aware he may lose his job soon and was at peace with that possibility. Bodycam Shows YouTube Shooter Hours Before Rampage at HQ Rosenstein has repeatedly borrowed Martin Luther’s phrase, “Here I stand,” in his recent conversations and has said history will prove him right in the firing of FBI Director James Comey.The sources spoke to him throughout his tenure as the deputy attorney general and said he seems less anxious now than after previous times Trump criticized him. Trump Still Mulling Syria Strike; Russia Assails Gas Photos Rosenstein and the Justice Department declined to comment on the content of the conversations.Photo Credit: Jacquelyn Martin/AP, File
Source: NBC San Diego

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