Fmr. acting FBI Dir. McCabe is suing the Justice Dept. and FBI, arguing he was wrongly fired because he was not sufficiently loyal to Pres. Trump. Chuck Rosenberg: 'These are not cases that plaintiffs like Andy McCabe typically win.'
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