[little jeremiah]

Do you have a link for that solomon tweet? I found it very unlike him, so I checked his account just now. These are the only two about the IG report, links to his articles in the tweets.

If IG report finds, as expected, that FBI misled FISA court during Russia probe, one thing to watch is whether DOJ takes action with FISA court, like withdrawing the applications. https://t.co/tyqquXXMhV— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) December 9, 2019

Breaking: IG report lays out compelling evidence FBI misled FISA court in Russia case, sources say. https://t.co/rd7NDfy4Nw— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) December 9, 2019

The he retweets Kimberly Strassel, and a few more:

Talking soon to @seanhannity on @FoxNews about Schiff’s release of my phone data, the IG FISA report and other breaking news— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) December 6, 2019

The 10 most important revelations to expect from the Russia probe FISA reporthttps://t.co/tyqquXXMhV— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) December 4, 2019

Then November. He doesn't tweet a lot. I think the above solomon tweet is likely not authentic.

[overkill_007_2000]

I think the above solomon tweet is likely not authentic.

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Thanks for doing the homework, LJ. I thought it didn’t sound right when I read it.

[RitaOK]

I have Solomon Twitter feed on my opening page and it has, so far, proven to be accurate and authentic.

He does advise this morning to watch to see if there is DOJ action on the FISA Court, which we might assume possibly means pulling that foul application against Carter Page. I hope Solomon is not concerned there will be no action taken, the way he put that statement of his, I wondered..

( Graham expects it, or otherwise wants to take a long look at the purpose of even having a FISA Court, definitely wants tightened process and procedures, “so that this never happens again “.

It’s about time for DOJ to produce some actionable charges somewhere about something, in our lifetime.

[bagster]

Breaking: IG report lays out compelling evidence FBI misled FISA court in Russia case,

Is that a fancy way of saying "lied to"? Or "committed perjury"?

I don't understand fancy talk.

[bitt]

me too...I looked for that tweet and did not find it..