Defiant Strzok testifies anti-Trump texts rooted in ‘deep patriotism,’ Republicans blast ‘textbook bias’

A defiant Peter Strzok testified that his political opinions including anti-Trump texts exchanged in 2016 were rooted in "deep patriotism," as GOP lawmakers blasted the FBI official for "textbook bias" in his first public hearing before Congress.

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