[Steven W.]

Yes. And see Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure from anon on Reddit:

Seems the law is ... POTUS can NOT un-redact FISA related things on his own WHEN THE MATTERS INVOLVE COUNTER INTEL & ARE BEFORE A GRAND JURY.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcrmp/rule_5

https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcrmp/rule_6#

So as "Q" indicates the meetings and discussions would be with Huber - the reveal has to come through actions he will take and the goings on of any grand jury or other proceeding presumably now underway.

[bagster]

POTUS can NOT un-redact FISA related things on his own WHEN THE MATTERS INVOLVE COUNTER INTEL & ARE BEFORE A GRAND JURY.

So as "Q" indicates the meetings and discussions would be with Huber - the reveal has to come through actions he will take and the goings on of any grand jury or other proceeding presumably now underway.

Truth.

Bagster

[Swordmaker]

Seems the law is ... POTUS can NOT un-redact FISA related things on his own WHEN THE MATTERS INVOLVE COUNTER INTEL & ARE BEFORE A GRAND JURY.

Those have nothing to do with whether the President can unseal anything in an administratively sealed application. Those placing the redactions have done so by using authority which devolves from the President. HE is the source of all authority in the executive branch and their actions cannot over-ride his! Therefore, he can unredact anything.