[h=1]REVEALED: FBI agent removed from Mueller probe over anti-Trump texts changed Comey's rebuke of Hillary's email use from 'grossly negligent' to 'extremely careless'[/h]
- A top FBI official who was tossed from the Russia probe was behind FBI Director James Comey's use of the phrase 'extremely careless' about Hillary Clinton
- The phrasing was used as Comey rebuked Clinton last summer for her private email server, with the original line being that she acted 'grossly negligent'
- That distinction is important because there are criminal penalties for individuals who treat classified material with 'gross negligence'
- CNN revealed that Peter Strzok made the change, on the heels of the news that Strzok was caught sending anti-Trump text messages to his mistress
- President Trump tweeted about the Strzok story, broken by the Washington Post and New York Times on Sunday, suggesting both investigations are biased
The FBI agent who was dismissed from the Mueller probe for anti-Trump messages was responsible for changing the description that James Comey read when reprimanding Hillary Clinton for using her 
