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In 2016 the [[DOJ-NSD]] headed by [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]] filed a [[FISA]] application seeking a Title-1 search (full and unlimited) [[surveillance]] [[warrant]] against the leading presidential candidate, [[Donald Trump]]. The method to gain the surveillance authority was to use [[CIA]] informant [[Carter Page]] who had met with the [[2016 Trump campaign]] and call Page an “agent of a foreign power.”
In 2016 the [[DOJ-NSD]] headed by [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]] filed a [[FISA]] application seeking a Title-1 search (full and unlimited) [[surveillance]] [[warrant]] against the leading presidential candidate, [[Donald Trump]]. The method to gain the surveillance authority was to use [[CIA]] informant [[Carter Page]] who had met with the [[2016 Trump campaign]] and call Page an “agent of a foreign power.”
The [[FISA Court]] knowingly and with specific intent approved the Title-1 surveillance warrant which was filed using [[fals]] evidence provided by [[FBI]] [[Kevin Clinesmith]] and sketchy supporting documents from the [[2016 Clinton campaign|Hillary Clinton campaign]]-funded ''[[Steele Dossier]]'' with no [[Woods File]] was attached.
The [[FISA Court]] knowingly and with specific intent approved the Title-1 surveillance warrant which was filed using [[false]] evidence provided by [[FBI]] [[Kevin Clinesmith]] and sketchy supporting documents from the [[2016 Clinton campaign|Hillary Clinton campaign]]-funded ''[[Steele Dossier]]'' with no [[Woods File]] was attached.
At the time of the application, Mary McCord was acting head of the [[DOJ National Security Division]]. McCord was responsible for filing the warrant application. The DOJ-NSD had no inspector general oversight. The targeting of candidate Donald Trump was entirely for [[political]] purposes and intents.
At the time of the application, Mary McCord was acting head of the [[DOJ National Security Division]]. McCord was responsible for filing the warrant application. The DOJ-NSD had no inspector general oversight. The targeting of candidate Donald Trump was entirely for [[political]] purposes and intents.