Top Secret Service Official Sought by Investigators for Role in Jan. 6 Retires Unexpectedly
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Anthony Ornato, Top Secret Service Official Sought by Investigators for Role in Jan. 6, Retires Unexpectedly
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Anthony Ornato, Donald Trump’s deputy chief of staff for operations, announced his retirement just two days before a planned interview with Inspector General investigators.
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