House members left unsatisfied following ‘unsettling’ Rosenstein briefing

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Both Republican and Democratic House members were left wanting more after their briefing with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein Friday, complaining that there was no new information and that the meeting was a waste of time.

The largely classified briefing came a day after the Senate held a similar meeting with Rosenstein, which was requested at the behest of Democratic leaders in each chamber. Yet lawmakers said answers were few and far between.

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