Jennifer Rubin: Republicans embarrass themselves while questioning Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein

Trump and his supporters are banking on discrediting the FBI and the special counsel, rather than rely on their findings to clear the president of any wrongdoing.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein speaks before a House Committee on the Judiciary oversight hearing on Capitol Hill, Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2017 in Washington. A day after hundreds of text messages between two FBI officials on the special counsel's Russia investigation revealed a strong anti-Trump bias, the Deputy Attorney General Rob Rosenstein appears on the Hill. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

Jennifer Rubin: Republicans embarrass themselves while questioning Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein

Trump and his supporters are banking on discrediting the FBI and the special counsel, rather than rely on their findings to clear the president of any wrongdoing.

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