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The U.S Republican Congressman Trey Gowdy from South Carolina said that he will not pull back an effort to criticize the Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, in spite of what he called their distinctions. Gowdy informed CBS News that “why I criticized him? No”. He added that he has had some differences with Rod Rosenstein. He also made some discussions with him privately a number of times. These discussions were a lot more developmental as compared to the public hearings they have. Point to be noted that a recent move from some conservatives to criticize Rosenstein centered around. They said about his laziness and low speed in creating and managing documents regarding the investigation of the U.S Justice Department into Russian interference in the U.S Presidential election 2016.

They also criticized Rosenstein about using private e-mail server by Hillary Clinton when she was at the post of U.S Secretary of State. The U.S House Intelligence Committee Chairman, Devin Nunes also said in the month of April about his objectives if Rosenstein and the Director of FBI, Christopher Wray didn’t issue documents regarding the Russian investigation to interfere in the U.S election. These specific documents were issued next day by the U.S Justice Department. It is important that recent meeting between the U.S President Donald Trump and the Russian President Vladimir Putin raised a number of questions as Trump showed softness during a joint press conference with the Russian President.