[eldoradude]

Judge Rosemary Collyer, who presides over the national security court, explained in the letters dated Thursday and sent to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes and House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte that the requests the court have received this year are the first of their kind and thus a path forward has yet to be determined.

Wonder how fast she'd find a path if she was given a real incentive.

[Steven W.]

I remember when she sent the letter, it was as “expected” in any other set of never-seen-before circumstances - being ordinarily the Congress doesn’t need a document, in this case FISA app, from the Court, they can get it from the Executive Branch. But, in this case, the question is whether the FISA sent to the Court was the same the F-I/D-J would turn over. Hard to reconcile without getting a copy of the document on top of the facts this has exposed the fact our nation’s highest court(s) and law enforcement agencies were corrupted.

[stylin19a]

fbi or doj doesn’t have copies of their own FISA requests ?