Report: Rod Rosenstein Proposed to Secretly Record Conversations With Trump

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is disputing a New York Times report that alleges he posed the idea of secretly recording President Trump in the Oval Office last year. Susana Victoria Perez has more.

Published: 12:13 PM CDT September 21, 2018

Updated: 3:38 PM CDT September 21, 2018

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