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'''Trisha Anderson''' is an adviser in the [[Justice Department]]’s Office of Legal Counsel, and was previously an attorney at [[Attorney General]] [[Eric Holder]]’s former firm, Covington & Burling.  
 
'''Trisha Anderson''' is an adviser in the [[Justice Department]]’s Office of Legal Counsel, and was previously an attorney at [[Attorney General]] [[Eric Holder]]’s former firm, Covington & Burling.  
  
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Anderson attended two April 25, 2016 [[White House]] meetings with [[FBI Counsel James Baker]] and several DOJ [[FISA]] lawyers – Tashina Guahar, Christopher Hardee, Brad Wiegmann.  
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Anderson attended two April 25, 2016 [[White House]] meetings with [[FBI Counsel James Baker]] and several DOJ [[FISA]] lawyers – [[Tashina Gauhar]], Christopher Hardee, Brad Wiegmann.  
  
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Anderson is married to Charles Newman, a lawyer in the Obama White House for the National Security Council.
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Anderson is married to Charles Newman, a lawyer in the Obama White House for the [[National Security Council]].
  
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Anderson’s name is referenced in the [[Peter Strzok]]/[[Lisa Page]] texts.
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Anderson's name is referenced in the [[Peter Strzok]]/[[Lisa Page]] texts.
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==

Latest revision as of 21:03, April 24, 2019

Trisha Anderson is an adviser in the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel, and was previously an attorney at Attorney General Eric Holder’s former firm, Covington & Burling.

Anderson attended two April 25, 2016 White House meetings with FBI Counsel James Baker and several DOJ FISA lawyers – Tashina Gauhar, Christopher Hardee, Brad Wiegmann.

Anderson is married to Charles Newman, a lawyer in the Obama White House for the National Security Council.

Anderson's name is referenced in the Peter Strzok/Lisa Page texts.

See also

References