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Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (view source)
Revision as of 00:35, August 14, 2019
, 00:35, August 14, 2019→2016-2019
==2016-2019==
==2016-2019==
In March of 2017, SSCI director of security James Wolfe [[leak]]ed the Carter Page FISA warrant application to the ''[[New York Times]]'',<ref>https://archive.fo/OhIXO</ref> setting off a media firestorm of [[Trump-Russia collusion]]. Wolfe apparently leaked the classified information upon instruction from his Senate bosses. Ranking Democrat Sen. Mark Warner was in covert contact with an attorney for [[Christopher Steele]], who authored the information used in the warrant application, and [[Oleg Deripaska]] who was one of Steele's sources. The committee at the time supposedly was investigating Trump-Russia collusion while Warner was engaged in behind-the-scenes witness tampering with the key witness.
In March of 2017, SSCI director of security James Wolfe [[leak]]ed the Carter Page FISA warrant application to the ''[[New York Times]]'',<ref>https://archive.fo/OhIXO</ref> setting off a media firestorm of [[Trump-Russia collusion]]. Wolfe apparently leaked the classified information upon instruction from his Senate bosses.<ref>[https://themarketswork.com/2018/07/28/wolfes-indictment-media-leaks-the-page-fisa-application/ Wolfe’s Indictment, Media Leaks & the Page FISA Application], by Jeff Carlson, July 28, 2018.</ref> Ranking Democrat Sen. Mark Warner was in covert contact with an attorney for [[Christopher Steele]], who authored the information used in the warrant application, and [[Oleg Deripaska]] who was one of Steele's sources. The committee at the time supposedly was investigating Trump-Russia collusion while Warner was engaged in behind-the-scenes witness tampering with the key witness.
[[Daniel Jones]], a staffer for former vice chair [[Dianne Feinstein]] during the [[2016 presidential election]], resigned to head a private organization that raised money to continue funding [[FusionGPS]], Steele's employer, and keep the Russia hoax alive during the [[Trump transition]] and first year of the [[Trump administration]].
[[Daniel Jones]], a staffer for former vice chair [[Dianne Feinstein]] during the [[2016 presidential election]], resigned to head a private organization that raised money to continue funding [[FusionGPS]], Steele's employer, and keep the Russia hoax alive during the [[Trump transition]] and first year of the [[Trump administration]].