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*In an attack on Chairman Nunes, Louise Mensch<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/louise-mensch-my-mind-is-messed-up-after-taking-hard-drugs-7920094.html</ref> now gives the names of the four individuals whom the FISA warrant was denied in July 2016, emphasizing the new cover story to justify the wiretaps, not as political spying, but against "unwitting" foreign "agents of influence." This may give legal cover for using foreign intelligence apparatus for domestic spying, but does not justify the criminal civil rights violations in leaking an American citizens name "incidentally" caught up in a foreign intelligence gathering operation. Instead, Mensch accuses Nunes of leaking information about FBI and NSA surveillance operations.<ref>https://patribotics.blog/2017/03/27/boris-epshteyn-named-in-july-fisa-application-did-nunes-obstruct-justice/</ref>  

*In an attack on Chairman Nunes, Louise Mensch<ref>http://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/louise-mensch-my-mind-is-messed-up-after-taking-hard-drugs-7920094.html</ref> now gives the names of the four individuals whom the FISA warrant was denied in July 2016, emphasizing the new cover story to justify the wiretaps, not as political spying, but against "unwitting" foreign "agents of influence." This may give legal cover for using foreign intelligence apparatus for domestic spying, but does not justify the criminal civil rights violations in leaking an American citizens name "incidentally" caught up in a foreign intelligence gathering operation. Instead, Mensch accuses Nunes of leaking information about FBI and NSA surveillance operations.<ref>https://patribotics.blog/2017/03/27/boris-epshteyn-named-in-july-fisa-application-did-nunes-obstruct-justice/</ref>  

[[File:Daniel-Jones-PQG-Fusion-GPS-Christopher-Steele.jpg|right|300px|Feinstein was investigating FusionGPS in the Spring 2017 as Ranking Member of the Judiciary Committee. Unraveling who paid for the phony dossier took until September. Feinstein never informed the Committee her ex-staffer hired FusionGPS after the election and was paying it throughout the Judiciary Committee's investigation.]]

[[File:Daniel-Jones-PQG-Fusion-GPS-Christopher-Steele.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Feinstein was investigating FusionGPS in the Spring 2017 as Ranking Member of the Judiciary Committee. Unraveling who paid for the phony dossier took until September. Feinstein never informed the Committee her ex-staffer hired FusionGPS after the election and was paying it throughout the Judiciary Committee's investigation.]]

*'''28 March.''' FBI interviews [[Daniel J. Jones]], ex-Dianne Feinstein staffer. Jones tells the FBI he has raised about $50 million from about 10 wealthy donors in California and New York, and has retained the services of Christopher Steele and FusionGPS to keep the Trump-Russia collusion narrative alive.<ref>''Russian Active Measures'', March 22, 2018, p. 112-e113 footnote 5.</ref>

*'''28 March.''' FBI interviews [[Daniel J. Jones]], ex-Dianne Feinstein staffer. Jones tells the FBI he has raised about $50 million from about 10 wealthy donors in California and New York, and has retained the services of Christopher Steele and FusionGPS to keep the Trump-Russia collusion narrative alive.<ref>''Russian Active Measures'', March 22, 2018, p. 112-e113 footnote 5.</ref>