According to CNN, the White House fears that such a decision can be made after a dispute with US President Donald Tramp if a document is published that reflects the abuse of the agency when spying on US presidential adviser Donald Trump during the 2016 elections.

One source of the channel said that Ray did not talk about leaving during a recent meeting with the head of the White House's John Kelly, but Kelly himself considers such an opportunity a real.

At the moment, officials at the White House are seeking a compromise that would satisfy both the intelligence services opposing the publication of the document and the US president who plans to promulgate the document.

Recall, as reported URA-Inform, Federal authorities of the United States ordered the retired head of the electoral staff of Trump Paul Manafort to appear before the court.

Manafort and his colleague Rick Gates were charged and issued a special order indicating the surrender to the federal authorities. Gates himself is associated with the Manaforta company, which received money from politicians from Eastern Europe to lobby their interests.