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Michael Isikoff wrote the [[fake news]] article for ''Yahoo News'' based on information given to him personally by [[Christopher Steele]] of [[FusionGPS]] that [[Sally Yates]] of the Department of Justice and [[James Comey]] of the [[FBI]] used to hoax the [[FISA Court]] into granting a [[FISA]] warrant on the [[2016 Trump campaign]]. The fake news article was presented to the court as supposed independent corroboration by an investigative journalist of the FBI's own investigation of the same false information gathered from the same source - Christopher Steele in the ''[[Steele dossier]]''. Steele was paid by both the [[2016 Clinton campaign]] and the FBI to invent lies about Donald Trump and the Trump campaign, then [[leak]]ed the fake news rumor to [[liberal media|leftwing media]] outlets that Donald Trump was an agent of [[Russia]] and under investigation by the FBI. | Michael Isikoff wrote the [[fake news]] article for ''Yahoo News'' based on information given to him personally by [[Christopher Steele]] of [[FusionGPS]] that [[Sally Yates]] of the Department of Justice and [[James Comey]] of the [[FBI]] used to hoax the [[FISA Court]] into granting a [[FISA]] warrant on the [[2016 Trump campaign]]. The fake news article was presented to the court as supposed independent corroboration by an investigative journalist of the FBI's own investigation of the same false information gathered from the same source - Christopher Steele in the ''[[Steele dossier]]''. Steele was paid by both the [[2016 Clinton campaign]] and the FBI to invent lies about Donald Trump and the Trump campaign, then [[leak]]ed the fake news rumor to [[liberal media|leftwing media]] outlets that Donald Trump was an agent of [[Russia]] and under investigation by the FBI. | ||
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Revision as of 09:25, September 29, 2021
Michael Isikoff is the chief investigative correspondent for Yahoo News, where he is also editor at large for reporting and investigations.
Michael Isikoff wrote the fake news article for Yahoo News based on information given to him personally by Christopher Steele of FusionGPS that Sally Yates of the Department of Justice and James Comey of the FBI used to hoax the FISA Court into granting a FISA warrant on the 2016 Trump campaign. The fake news article was presented to the court as supposed independent corroboration by an investigative journalist of the FBI's own investigation of the same false information gathered from the same source - Christopher Steele in the Steele dossier. Steele was paid by both the 2016 Clinton campaign and the FBI to invent lies about Donald Trump and the Trump campaign, then leaked the fake news rumor to leftwing media outlets that Donald Trump was an agent of Russia and under investigation by the FBI.
Nancy Pelos explained the technique of smearing political opponents as a "wrap-up smear"; a government official leaks false information to the media about a political opponent; the libral media dutifully reports it. From there the news reports are used as evidence in court hearings, or in the case of the Kavanaugh smear, congressional hearings.
See also
- Biden-Ukraine scandal
- Alexandra Chalupa
- Glenn Simpson
- David Corn
- Oleg Deripaska
- Bruce Ohr
- Peter Strzok
- Carter Page
- Brian Kemp
- Buzzfeed
- FBI scandal
- Obamagate timeline
- List of names in the Obamagate scandal
- United States presidential election, 2016
- Trump transition
- Deep state coup
- The indictment of 12 Russian nationals, 13 July 2018
- Russiagate timeline 2018