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The FISA Title I application against Carter Page was granted on October 21, 2016. It granted access to all Page's contacts ''and their contacts'', retroactively, past, present, and futute. It covered virtually all of 2016. It covered the post-election transition. A FISA warrant must be renewed every 90 days; it was renewed 3 times and spanned well into the first year of the Trump presidency.
The FISA Title I application against Carter Page was granted on October 21, 2016. It granted access to all Page's contacts ''and their contacts'', retroactively, past, present, and futute. It covered virtually all of 2016. It covered the post-election transition. A FISA warrant must be renewed every 90 days; it was renewed 3 times and spanned well into the first year of the Trump presidency.
The FISA warrant intruded into President-elect Trump's selection of a cabinet. [[Michael Flynn]] was not the first casuality of Obama's illegal surveillance. There were others who declined jobs for gear of blackmail by the FBI and [[intelligence community]] when vetting for security clearances. Others, even low level staffers, were chased out and intimidated - long time Trump aides such as Keith Schiller, Hope Hicks, and Omarosa Managault. None of these were Russian colluders, but FBI will manage to discover some tidbit of intimidating information on virtually anyone. In [[Michael Cohen]]'s case, [[Stormy Daniels]] is not a Russian spy, but that's all the FBI discovered while looking for Russian collusion.
The FISA warrant intruded into President-elect Trump's selection of a cabinet. [[Michael Flynn]] was not the first casuality of Obama's illegal surveillance. There were others who declined jobs for fear of blackmail by the FBI and [[intelligence community]] when vetting for security clearances. Others, even low level staffers, were chased out and intimidated - long time Trump aides such as Keith Schiller, Hope Hicks, and Omarosa Managault. None of these were Russian colluders, but FBI will manage to discover some tidbit of intimidating information on virtually anyone. In [[Michael Cohen]]'s case, [[Stormy Daniels]] is not a Russian spy, but that's all the FBI discovered while looking for Russian collusion.
==See also==
==See also==