McCabes leaked testimony to Congress, he tells them that he was the one who removed Strzok and Page from mueller team. He said IG called him over to review the texts, when IG team discovered them.

Remember the Strzok congress testimony, he said “mueller didn’t say anything about bias, when he released him.” That was partially true it was McCabe that did it!

Until now, it was believed that special counsel Robert Mueller had been solely responsible for the removal of Strzok from his team’s Russia investigation. While Mueller may have been involved, testimony revealed that it was McCabe who was personally responsible for the decision to remove Strzok from the Mueller probe. McCabe testified that he was briefed in late July 2017 on biased text messages sent by FBI Deputy Assistant Director Peter Strzok and Page.

McCabe said that the Justice Department’s Office of Inspector General contacted him on July 27, 2017, and “said they had a very important matter for me to review and they needed me to come across the street and talk to them that day, which was unusual.”

“I made the decision to remove him from the investigation that evening,” McCabe said. “I came back from my meeting with the inspector general. I met with a very small group of my fellow leaders. We discussed Peter’s reassignment, and we discussed where we would place him.”

McCabe’s view on the matter is similar to that expressed by Comey during testimony last month. Comey said he would have removed Strzok from the investigation if he’d seen the biased text messages.

“If I had known about those things that they were communicating that I’ve seen in open source, I would not have had them stay on the—playing any role in connection with that [Clinton email] investigation,” Comey said Dec. 7.

In the text messages, Strzok called then-candidate Trump an “idiot,” rooted for Clinton to win the election, and discussed an “insurance policy” in the “unlikely event” Trump won the presidency.

https://m.theepochtimes.com/exclusive-mccabe-told-congress-that-comeys-draft-exoneration-of-clinton-was-unprecedented_2763927.html