[June2]

A doozy of an ending to this article. It basically says the IG report DIDN’T MENTION that the DOJ knowingly failed (at least twice) to tell the FISA Court the complete Unadulterated truth about Steele’s court-admitted statements that parts of the dossier was unverified. AND the person who submitted the last letter (known as the Rule 13 letter) to the FISA Court with these facts still not in it, was promoted and is still working.

“Therefore, the June 2017 warrant application fails to tell the FISA Court about Steele’s admission that at least part of his “dossier” was unverified, the DOJ’s Rule 13 letter over a year later, purporting to inform the court of material omissions in the FISA warrant applications, fails to include Steele’s admission, and the IG Report fails to inform the public about

1) Steele’s admission being absent from the June 2017 warrant application, and

2) the failure of the DOJ in its Rule 13 letter to inform the FISA Court about Steele’s admission being absent from the June 2017 warrant application.

The NSD Assistant Attorney General who submitted the Rule 13 letter to the FISA Court is John Demers, who rose to that position during the Trump Administration, and who still holds the position.”

[AJFavish]

Thank you. Great summary.

[AJFavish]

It also should be highlighted that Steele’s admission came after the first three FISA warrant applications had been filed, and before the fourth and final application. His admission needed to be included in that fourth application. Rod Rosenstein was one of those who signed the fourth application. Rosenstein needs to be questioned about this.