President Donald Trump blamed his own administration's members and criticized several top officials during the interview with NYT, reported by The Guardian. He accused senior members of the Justice's Department and showed his regret on hiring Jeff Sessions as US attorney general.

Trump's gun of criticisms over his members

On Wednesday, New York Times has conducted a 50-minute interview with trump and other officials in the Oval Office. Trump attacked Jeff sessions and blamed him for recusing himself from the inquiry. Jeff was appointed as the new Attorney General on February 8 and he confirmed in the Attorney General Confirmation hearings that he did not meet Russian ambassador.

But in March, it was revealed that he met twice with the Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak in 2016. Trump said, "Sessions should have never recused himself, and if he was going to recuse himself he should have told me before he took the job and I would have picked somebody else." He described Sessions' actions "extremely unfair."

After Sessions, Trump put his gun of criticisms over Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General, for carrying a critical Conflict Of Interests. According to Trump, Rosenstein recommended him to fire FBI director, James Comey and appointed Robert Muller as the new special counsel on Russian investigations but now, Trump considered whether Comey firing was illegal obstruction of Justice.

Trump said it is a conflict of interests, according to the Guardian.

Trump also attacked the current head of FBI, Andrew McCabe and said his wife had received donations from the Democratic Fund. He double tapped the attack on Comey, saying that his testimony to Congress was full of lies. Trump claimed he fired Comey because he could not handle the email scandal by Hillary.

According to Trump, Muller had applied for the job of an Attorney General before it was given to Jeff Sessions. President Trump said, "He was interviewing for the job." Mueller's spokesman declined the comment of Trump in an interview.

Trump was asked about his meeting with Putin in G20

Trump was asked about his meeting with Russian leader at the G20 summit held in Hamburg, Germany.

He said the meeting consisted the "pleasantries more than anything else". He added that it was a 15 minutes conversation and they talked about Russia's ban on adopting children from the Russian Federation by the US citizens which was the main topic of conversation in a meeting between his son Trump Jr. and Russian Lawyer at Trump Tower last summer.