To: exit82
Hes filling those circus spots one at a time. YES!
3,146 posted on
12/10/2019 7:11:07 AM PST by
hoosiermama
(When you open your heart to patriotism, there is no room for prejudice.DJT)
To: hoosiermama
NIKK..this is from theconservativetreehouse..SMALL PART OF THE ARTICLE..Immediately after threatening to subpoena the SSCI (July 27, 2018), the DOJ (Rosenstein authorizing) cut a deal with Wolfe and dropped the charges down to a single charge of lying to investigators. However, someone in the FBI who was doing the investigative legwork wasnt happy with that decision.
The overwhelming circumstantial evidence that Wolfe leaked the FISA application went from a strong suspicion, to damn certain (after the plea deal) when the DOJ included a sentencing motion in mid-December 2018.
On December 15th, 2018 the DOJ filed a response to the Wolfe defense teams own sentencing memo (full pdf), and within the DOJ response they included an exhibit (#13) written by the FBI [redacted] special agent in charge, which specifically says: because of the known disclosure of classified information, the FISA application
Thereby admitting, albeit post-plea agreement, that Wolfe did indeed leak the FISA:
Right there, in that FBI Special Agent description is the bombshell admission that James Wolfe leaked the Carter Page FISA application to journalist Ali Watkins at Buzzfeed.
We know the special agent who wrote exhibit #13 in the December filing was Special Agent Brian Dugan, Asst. Special Agent in Charge, Washington Field Office. The same investigator who originally signed the affidavit in the original indictment against Wolfe.
So with hindsight there was absolutely no doubt that James Wolfe leaked the 83-page Carter Page FISA application on March 17, 2017. Period. Its all documented with circumstantial and direct evidence; including the admissions from the FBI agent in charge.
3,163 posted on
12/10/2019 7:39:52 AM PST by
STARLIT
(Hope is standing in the dark looking out at the light in Jesus Christ.)
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