Earlier this month, The Times reported that Clark, the acting assistant attorney general for the department civil division, was sympathetic to Trump stopped the steel campaign, and he met with Perry to discuss a plan to have the Justice Department send Georgia a letter disclosing the department would be investigating the election results.
本月早些時候,《泰晤士報》報道稱,部門民事部門代理助理檢察長克拉克對特朗普停止鋼鐵運動表示同情,他與佩裡會面,討論讓司法部向佐治亞州發函披露該部門將調查選舉結果的計劃。