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===DOJ Cover-up===
===DOJ Cover-up===
The January 7, 2017, ''Intelligence Community Assessment'' (ICA) alleged that Russia was trying to help Donald Trump. In its most essential form the ICA was the justification for “[[Spygate]]” i.e. [[Crossfire Hurricane]] and all of the preceding intelligence surveillance upon the Trump campaign. The ICA was the brain-trust of [[John Brennan]], [[James Clapper]] and [[James Comey]]. While the majority of content was from the [[CIA]], some of the content within the ICA was written by FBI Agent [[Peter Strzok]] who held a unique “insurance policy” interest in how the report could be utilized in 2017. [[NSA Director Mike Rogers]] would not sign up to the “high confidence” claims because he saw through the political motives of the report.
The January 7, 2017, ''Intelligence Community Assessment'' (ICA) alleged that Russia was trying to help Donald Trump. In its most essential form the ICA was the justification for “[[Spygate]]” i.e. [[Crossfire Hurricane]] and all of the preceding intelligence surveillance upon the Trump campaign. The ICA was the brain-trust of [[John Brennan]], [[James Clapper]] and [[James Comey]]. While the majority of content was from the [[CIA]], some of the content within the ICA was written by FBI Agent [[Peter Strzok]] who held a unique “insurance policy” interest in how the report could be utilized in 2017. [[NSA Director Mike Rogers]] would not sign up to the “high [[confidence]]” claims because he saw through the political motives of the report.
(JUNE 2019 – New York Times) [...] Mr. Barr wants to know more about the C.I.A. sources who helped inform its understanding of the details of the Russian interference campaign, an official has said. He also wants to better understand the intelligence that flowed from the C.I.A. to the F.B.I. in the summer of 2016.
(JUNE 2019 – New York Times) [...] Mr. Barr wants to know more about the C.I.A. sources who helped inform its understanding of the details of the Russian interference campaign, an official has said. He also wants to better understand the intelligence that flowed from the C.I.A. to the F.B.I. in the summer of 2016.