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| | *Waldman meets with [[Dan Jones]]. Deripaska described the meeting as, “Daniel Jones—himself a team member of Fusion GPS, self-described former FBI agent and, as we now know from the media, an ex-Feinstein staffer—met with my lawyer, Adam Waldman, and described Fusion as a “shadow media organization helping the government,” funded by a “group of [[Silicon Valley]] billionaires and [[George Soros]].”<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2018/03/08/the-ever-changing-russia-narrative-in-american-politics-is-cynically-false-public-manipulation</ref> | | *Waldman meets with [[Dan Jones]]. Deripaska described the meeting as, “Daniel Jones—himself a team member of Fusion GPS, self-described former FBI agent and, as we now know from the media, an ex-Feinstein staffer—met with my lawyer, Adam Waldman, and described Fusion as a “shadow media organization helping the government,” funded by a “group of [[Silicon Valley]] billionaires and [[George Soros]].”<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2018/03/08/the-ever-changing-russia-narrative-in-american-politics-is-cynically-false-public-manipulation</ref> |
| | *[[Dan Coats]] confirmed as new DNI, James Clapper's replacement. | | *[[Dan Coats]] confirmed as new DNI, James Clapper's replacement. |
| − | <!--*White House press secretary [[Sean Spicer]] claims the “British spying agency” GCHQ was spying on Trump.<ref>http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/donald-trump-press-secretary-sensationally-10042597</ref>
| + | *White House press secretary [[Sean Spicer]] claims the “British spying agency” GCHQ was spying on Trump.<ref>http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/donald-trump-press-secretary-sensationally-10042597</ref> |
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| | *Judge Andrew Napolitano cites NSA-UK intelligence sharing (aka shell-game eavesdropping) agreement as another way for President Obama to obtain, legally, wiretap information on American citizens without a surveillance warrant.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/03/16/andrew-napolitano-did-obama-spy-on-trump.html</ref> | | *Judge Andrew Napolitano cites NSA-UK intelligence sharing (aka shell-game eavesdropping) agreement as another way for President Obama to obtain, legally, wiretap information on American citizens without a surveillance warrant.<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/03/16/andrew-napolitano-did-obama-spy-on-trump.html</ref> |
| − | *Former CIA acting director Michael Morell slated to be Hillary Clinton's choice to head the CIA told [[NBC News]] “On the question of the Trump campaign conspiring with the Russians, there is smoke, but there is no fire, ''at all''. There’s no little campfire, there’s no little candle, there’s no spark. And there’s a lot of people looking for it.”<ref>http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/clinton-ally-says-smoke-no-fire-no-russia-trump-collusion-n734176</ref>--> | + | *Former CIA acting director Michael Morell slated to be Hillary Clinton's choice to head the CIA told [[NBC News]] “On the question of the Trump campaign conspiring with the Russians, there is smoke, but there is no fire, ''at all''. There’s no little campfire, there’s no little candle, there’s no spark. And there’s a lot of people looking for it.”<ref>http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/clinton-ally-says-smoke-no-fire-no-russia-trump-collusion-n734176</ref> |
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| | + | *Britains GCHQ spying agency denies spying on Trump.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/mar/16/gchq-denies-wiretap-claim-trump-obama</ref> |
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| | *'''17 March.''' From the Grassley Memo: {{quotebox|the Chairman and Ranking Member were provided copies of the two relevant FISA applications, which requested authority to conduct surveillance of Carter Page. Both relied heavily on Mr. Steele’s dossier claims, and both applications were granted by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC).}} | | *'''17 March.''' From the Grassley Memo: {{quotebox|the Chairman and Ranking Member were provided copies of the two relevant FISA applications, which requested authority to conduct surveillance of Carter Page. Both relied heavily on Mr. Steele’s dossier claims, and both applications were granted by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC).}} |
| | *'''Carter Page FISA warrant application leaked''' to BuzzFeed and the ''New York Times''. Several major mainstream news organizations are now in possession of the facts - the ''Steele dossier'' is paid opposition research and unverified, and the DOJ and FBI used Steele's reporting to corroborate himself to hoax the FISA court to surveil team Trump. The media now are complicit in spreading the [[fake news]] Trump-Russia [[conspiracy theory]]. | | *'''Carter Page FISA warrant application leaked''' to BuzzFeed and the ''New York Times''. Several major mainstream news organizations are now in possession of the facts - the ''Steele dossier'' is paid opposition research and unverified, and the DOJ and FBI used Steele's reporting to corroborate himself to hoax the FISA court to surveil team Trump. The media now are complicit in spreading the [[fake news]] Trump-Russia [[conspiracy theory]]. |
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| − | *From the Wolfe indictment of June 7, 2018: {{quotebox|On or about March 17, 2017, the [Carter Page FISA application] was transported to the Senate Select Committee. The [Carter Page FISA application] contained both SECRET and TOP SECRET information, including SECRET-level information regarding the identity and activities of the individual referred to in this Indictment as Male-1 [Carter Page]. As Director of Security, Wolfe received, maintained, and managed the [Carter Page FISA application] on behalf of the [Senate Select Committee on Intelligence]...<br>Wolfe exchanged 82 text messages with Watkins, and that evening engaged in a 28-minute phone call with her.}} | + | *From the [[Wolfe indictment]] of June 7, 2018: {{quotebox|On or about March 17, 2017, the [Carter Page FISA application] was transported to the Senate Select Committee. The [Carter Page FISA application] contained both SECRET and TOP SECRET information, including SECRET-level information regarding the identity and activities of the individual referred to in this Indictment as Male-1 [Carter Page]. As Director of Security, Wolfe received, maintained, and managed the [Carter Page FISA application] on behalf of the [Senate Select Committee on Intelligence]...<br>Wolfe exchanged 82 text messages with Watkins, and that evening engaged in a 28-minute phone call with her.}} |
| | *The original Carter Page FISA warrant application of October 21, 2016 is 83 pages long, including one final signatory page. Wolfe photographed 82 pages and texted them to Watkins. The warrant supposedly was based on "American intelligence." | | *The original Carter Page FISA warrant application of October 21, 2016 is 83 pages long, including one final signatory page. Wolfe photographed 82 pages and texted them to Watkins. The warrant supposedly was based on "American intelligence." |
| | *Watkins is Ali Watkins [Reporter 2] of Buzzfeed, the ''New York Times'', and Politico in the Wolfe indictment. | | *Watkins is Ali Watkins [Reporter 2] of Buzzfeed, the ''New York Times'', and Politico in the Wolfe indictment. |
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| | *Reporter 1 is probably Devlin Barrett of the ''Washington Post'' (Manu Raju is a second possibility). Wolfe had been in communication with Reporter 1 since December 2015. During Wolfe's interview, FBI agents showed Wolfe a copy of a news article authored by three reporters, including Reporter #1, about an individual referred to as “Male-1" [Carter Page], that contained classified information that had been provided to the SSCI by the Executive Branch for official purposes. The article, ''FBI Obtained FISA Warrant to Monitor Former Trump Adviser Carter Page'', read {{quotebox|"The court documents in that spy case only identify Page as “Male 1.’’ Officials familiar with the case said that “Male 1’’ is Page."}} | | *Reporter 1 is probably Devlin Barrett of the ''Washington Post'' (Manu Raju is a second possibility). Wolfe had been in communication with Reporter 1 since December 2015. During Wolfe's interview, FBI agents showed Wolfe a copy of a news article authored by three reporters, including Reporter #1, about an individual referred to as “Male-1" [Carter Page], that contained classified information that had been provided to the SSCI by the Executive Branch for official purposes. The article, ''FBI Obtained FISA Warrant to Monitor Former Trump Adviser Carter Page'', read {{quotebox|"The court documents in that spy case only identify Page as “Male 1.’’ Officials familiar with the case said that “Male 1’’ is Page."}} |
| | *Wolfe was indicted on the lesser charge of lying to the FBI and not the more serious charge of leaking [[national security]] information, indicating that Wolfe is cooperating in an investigation of one or more of his superiors - a Senator or Senators serving on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence - who may have authorized Wolfe to leak information perpetuating the Russia collusion hoax. | | *Wolfe was indicted on the lesser charge of lying to the FBI and not the more serious charge of leaking [[national security]] information, indicating that Wolfe is cooperating in an investigation of one or more of his superiors - a Senator or Senators serving on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence - who may have authorized Wolfe to leak information perpetuating the Russia collusion hoax. |
| − | | + | *'''4:02 pm EDT.''' Mark Warner, [[Senate Intel Committee]] vice chair, reviews Carter Page FISA app in SCIF. |
| − | <!--Senate Intelligence Committee receives copy of [[Carter Page]] FISA application used to hoax the FISA court. The surveillance is ongoing and will be renewed two more times between now and August. The approval grants the FBI authority to surveill Carter Page and his entire network of contacts, meaning the [[Trump administration]], as "agents of a foreign power". | + | <!--*Senate Intelligence Committee receives copy of [[Carter Page]] FISA application used to hoax the FISA court. The surveillance is ongoing and will be renewed two more times between now and August. The approval grants the FBI authority to surveill Carter Page and his entire network of contacts, meaning the [[Trump administration]], as "agents of a foreign power". |
| | *James Wolfe, Senate Intel Committee Senior staffer in charge of security handling the classified documents, leaks information to ''New York Times'' reporter Ali Watkins alleging members of the Trump administration are under FBI investigation as Putin stooges.<ref>https://t.co/hvnkPprg56</ref> | | *James Wolfe, Senate Intel Committee Senior staffer in charge of security handling the classified documents, leaks information to ''New York Times'' reporter Ali Watkins alleging members of the Trump administration are under FBI investigation as Putin stooges.<ref>https://t.co/hvnkPprg56</ref> |
| | *Congress demands investigation into Obama's interfering in foreign elections.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/congress-demands-investigation-obama-admin-meddling-foreign-elections/</ref> | | *Congress demands investigation into Obama's interfering in foreign elections.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/politics/congress-demands-investigation-obama-admin-meddling-foreign-elections/</ref> |
| − | *'''4:02 pm EDT.''' Mark Warner, [[Senate Intel Committee]] vice chair, reviews Carter Page FISA app in SCIF.
| + | *Democrat Rep. Seth Moulton of the House Armed Services Committee warns of [[nuclear war]] with Russia, cites the outdated doctrine of [[Mutually Assured Destruction]] as basis for his claim.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2017/03/17/politics/seth-moulton-nuclear-war-russia-cnntv/</ref> MAD was replaced by [[Reagan]]'s Assured Survival doctrine more than 30 years prior.--> |
| − | *Democrat Rep. Seth Moulton of the House Armed Services Committee warns of [[nuclear war]] with Russia, cites the outdated doctrine of [[Mutually Assured Destruction]] as basis for his claim.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2017/03/17/politics/seth-moulton-nuclear-war-russia-cnntv/</ref> MAD was replaced by [[Reagan]]'s Assured Survival doctrine more than 30 years prior. | |
| − | *Britains GCHQ spying agency denies spying on Trump.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/mar/16/gchq-denies-wiretap-claim-trump-obama</ref>-->
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| | *'''18 March.''' '''Steele emails Bruce Ohr''' two days before Comey slated to testify: {{quotebox|“Hi! Just wondering if you had any news? Obviously, we’re a bit apprehensive given scheduled appearance at Congress on Monday. '''Hoping that important firewalls will hold'''. Many thanks."}} | | *'''18 March.''' '''Steele emails Bruce Ohr''' two days before Comey slated to testify: {{quotebox|“Hi! Just wondering if you had any news? Obviously, we’re a bit apprehensive given scheduled appearance at Congress on Monday. '''Hoping that important firewalls will hold'''. Many thanks."}} |
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