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Obama's AG Lynch ‘appeared to have amnesia’ During Testimony About Carter Page FISA
saraacarter.com ^ | 3/4/2019 | Sara A. Carter / FR posted by bitt
saracarter.com reported Obama's hand-picked AG, Loretta Lynch, “appeared to have amnesia” during her testimony that she delivered in December before the House Judiciary and Oversight committees, one congressional official, who had knowledge of the hearing said. In closed door testimony Lynch revealed that:
<><> despite her office having approved the FBI warrant and renewals to spy on Carter Page,
<><> Lynch said she did not recall the applications,
<><>did not remember the details contained in the applications or the circumstances surrounding conversations about the warrant.

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Lynch's selective amnesia resembled a classic criminal MO.

Obama's AG Lynch Reveals Bias and Intent For Failing To Give Trump Defensive Briefing
Said she didn't know why candidate Trump did not receive DOJ "defensive briefings"
saraacarter.com ^ | 3/13/2019 | Sara A. Carter / FR Posted by bitt

Pres Trump’s campaign was never given a defensive briefing by the FBI, despite mounting concerns that Russians were allegedly trying to penetrate the campaign during the 2016 presidential election.

In testimony provided by Obama's AG Loretta Lynch, along with others, it is the key finding that won’t bode well for the FBI and DOJ. It also raises significant questions regarding preferential treatment of Hillary Clinton’s campaign and whether she ever received ‘defensive briefings’ in detail from the bureau. Lynch’s testimony is still not public but has been reviewed by SaraACarter.com.

"I WAS CERTAINLY AWARE THAT IT WAS AN OPTION, BUT
I DON’T KNOW WHAT, IF ANYTHING, EVER HAPPENED TO THAT OPTION," SAID OBAMA'S AG LYNCH.

The "defensive briefing" is a time-honored procedure that is often given to presidential candidates, elected officials and even U.S. businesses that have either been unwittingly approached by foreign actors attempting to gain trust and befriend those in position of influence.

The briefing allows the government to protect the candidates, specifically if there is substantial information or knowledge to suggest that someone has targeted an unwitting American for information, if the FBI or intel agencies suspect foreign adversaries may be trying to penetrate a presidential campaign.