Declassified memos reveal the oddly named 'Oxferd Comma' in Trump’s Trump-Russia probe
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Declassified FBI memos show investigators opened a 2017 inquiry into whether Trump’s firing of James Comey was connected to Russia, using the code name 'Oxferd Comma' — a misspelled, zero-like variation that critics say may have been designed to hinder record searches and foster suspicion of political bias.
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