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[[Supreme Court]] Chief Justice [[John Roberts]] then appointed Boasberg to the position of presiding judge over the [[FISA Court]] (FISC). Boasberg then selected [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]] to be an [[amicus]] or advisor to the court as IG Horowitz was investigating the [[fraud]]ulent FISA application. Boasberg put the person who submitted the false FISA application in a position to filter the results of the Horowitz investigation of that same FISA application. At the time, Mary McCord’s husband Sheldon Snook was working within Chief Justice Robert’s office.

[[Supreme Court]] Chief Justice [[John Roberts]] then appointed Boasberg to the position of presiding judge over the [[FISA Court]] (FISC). Boasberg then selected [[Mary McCord (DOJ)]] to be an [[amicus]] or advisor to the court as IG Horowitz was investigating the [[fraud]]ulent FISA application. Boasberg put the person who submitted the false FISA application in a position to filter the results of the Horowitz investigation of that same FISA application. At the time, Mary McCord’s husband Sheldon Snook was working within Chief Justice Robert’s office.

After appointing Mary McCord to take up a defensive position for herself and the FISA Court, Boasberg then became the presiding judge in the case against the FBI agent who falsified the FISA application, [[Kevin Clinesmith]].  Boasberg gave Clinesmith a slap on the wrist and a few months’ probation. Boasberg also gave [[J6]] [[FBI]] [[agent provocateur]] [[Ray Epps]] a sentence of probation. While on vacation, Boasberg sat in the [[DC]] courtroom to observe defendant President Trump who was forced to appear in DC court in a [[lawfare]] case.  Boasberg also established a horrible precedent by forcing [[Vice-President Mike Pence]] to testify before a DC [[grand jury]] about his conversations with President Trump, breaking [[executive privilege]].

After appointing Mary McCord to take up a defensive position for herself and the FISA Court, Boasberg then became the presiding judge in the case against the FBI agent who falsified the FISA application, [[Kevin Clinesmith]].  Boasberg gave Clinesmith a slap on the wrist and a few months’ probation. Boasberg also gave [[J6]] [[FBI]] [[agent provocateur]] [[Ray Epps]] a sentence of probation. While on vacation, Boasberg sat in the [[DC]] courtroom to observe defendant President Trump who was forced to appear in DC court in a [[lawfare]] case.  Boasberg also established a horrible precedent by forcing [[Vice-President Mike Pence]] to testify before a DC [[grand jury]] about his conversations with President Trump, breaking [[executive privilege]].