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Not following what this means. Is he saying that they used the fake dossier as a premise to do the SC?

Mark Levin was on Fox this AM. Boy, he laid it out.

the tides are going to turn real fast here. Start with the full release of the FISA documents...

Open up the full testimonies behind closed doors of Susan Rice, and the others.

Go after all of them.

Trump’s polls are still over 50%. The fact there was no crime committed, may make him more popular and the media less popular. Some people need to move on. This investigation has wrecked people’s lives. Why does politics have to be dog eat dog 24/7? It is mass hysteria!

“Not following what this means. Is he saying that they used the fake dossier as a premise to do the SC?”
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yes they used the dossier on the mueller investigation

Nunes at40 min mark Mark Levin is before Nunes

Nunes says it is a very important revelation - remember scope memo? that we haven’t seen yet? - Rod Rosenstein directed Mueller to use it - mentions page 11 in the report

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSeQtzIzBhQ

I saw what Levin said, he said that the whole section on McGann was nothing but tabloid news. That it is a he said, she said conversation and it wouldn’t hold up in court. Foxnews guy says, but it looks like President was obstructing in telling McGann to tell Rosenstein to fire Mueller. Levin said, how do you know that conversation is true? President said he didn’t say that.

He was really good and on fire about it all.

I sounds like Nunes is talking about this: from page 11. If anybody else heard Nunes differently, please chime in.

The Acting Attorney General further clarified the scope of the Special Counsel's investigatory authority in two subsequent memoranda.
A memorandum dated August 2, 2017, explained that the Appointment Order had been "worded categorically in order to permit its public release without confirming specific investigations involving specific individuals."
It then confirmed that the Special Counsel had been authorized since his appointment to investigate allegations that three Trump campaign officials-Carter Page, Paul Manafort, and George Papadopoulos- "committed a crime or crimes by colluding with Russian government officials with respect to the Russian government's efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election." The memorandum also confirmed the Special Counsel's authority to investigate certain other matters, including two additional sets of allegations involving Manafort (crimes arising from payments he received from the Ukrainian government and crimes arising from his receipt of loans