; even though much of this information is not law enforcement sensitive and available through open source media reporting. On July 13, 2018, witness testimony provided in a transcribed interview with members of the Committee on the Judiciary and the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform revealed the Department of Justice had failed to notify material fact witnesses of repeated congressional requests for their testimony. Wherefore, Rod Rosenstein, by such conduct, warrants impeachment and trial, and removal from office. Article III Upon in camera review of documents at the Department of Justice, it was revealed the Department, under the supervision of Mr. Rosenstein, attempted to conceal certain facts as documents provided to Congress were heavily and unnecessarily redacted. Most of the redacted documents containing material investigative information did not contain law-enforcement-sensitive information, the Department’s stated basis for redactions. The Department of Justice, under the supervision of Mr. Rosenstein, unnecessarily redacted the price of FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe’s $70,000 conference table because it was potentially embarrassing information. The Department of Justice, under the supervision of Mr. Rosenstein, redacted FBI Agent Peter Strzok’s personal relationship with FISC Judge Rudolph Contreras. The Department of Justice, under the supervision of Mr. Rosenstein, redacted the names of high-ranking Obama administration officials, such as former White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough. The Department of Justice, under the supervision of Mr. Rosenstein, redacted the names of high-ranking FBI officials, such as former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe. The Department of Justice acknowledged the unnecessary redactions and agreed that some information should not have been redacted in an April 16, 2018, letter to Representatives Meadows and Jordan. Wherefore, Rod Rosenstein, by such conduct, warrants impeachment and trial, and removal from office. Article IV On May 17, 2017, Deputy Attorney