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The March 2017 leak of the Carter Page FISA warrant application was intended to a perpetuate the myth of the Trump-Russia collusion hoax, implying the same lies to the American public that the Obama administration foisted on the [[FISA court]] - that there was some legitimate basis to the Trump-Russia investigation. The fraud that the ''Steele dossier'' was a legitimate U.S. government intelligence product, and not Hillary Clinton cash-for-trash, was still widely hammered by [[mainstream media]] and Democrat [[propaganda]].

The March 2017 leak of the Carter Page FISA warrant application was intended to a perpetuate the myth of the Trump-Russia collusion hoax, implying the same lies to the American public that the Obama administration foisted on the [[FISA court]] - that there was some legitimate basis to the Trump-Russia investigation. The fraud that the ''Steele dossier'' was a legitimate U.S. government intelligence product, and not Hillary Clinton cash-for-trash, was still widely hammered by [[mainstream media]] and Democrat [[propaganda]].

===March 2017===

===March 2017===

The Security Director of the Senate Intelligence Committee (SSCI), James Wolfe, leaked the FISA application on Carter Page to his journalist girlfriend, Ali Watkins of [[BuzzFeed]].  Ms. Watkins then reported on elements within the application that applied to Carter Page. This seeded the media for subsequent stories.

The Security Director of the Senate Intelligence Committee (SSCI), James Wolfe, leaked the FISA application on Carter Page to his journalist girlfriend, Ali Watkins of [[BuzzFeed]].  Ms. Watkins then reported on elements within the application that applied to Carter Page. This seeded the media for subsequent stories.