"And Jordan’s question to Wray went like this: “Director, did Peter Strozk help produce and present the application to the FISA court to secure a warrant to spy on Americans associated with the Trump campaign?”
"Wray was not “prepared” to discuss applications tied to the FISA court, of course. But Jordan kept up the pressure — and then gave his own conclusion."
"Let’s remember a couple of things about the dossier," he said. “The Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign, which we now know were one and the same, paid the law firm who paid Fusion GPS who paid Christopher Steele who then paid Russians to put together a report that we call a Dossier full of all kinds of fake news, National Enquirer garbage and it’s been reported that this dossier was all dressed up by the FBI, taken to the FISA court and presented as a legitimate intelligence document — that it became the basis for a warrant to spy on Americans."
"The easiest way to clear it up is tell us what’s in that application and who took it there," Jordan said.
Jordan finished with this: "Here’s what I think — I think Peter Strozk … Mr. Super Agent at the FBI, I think he’s the guy who took the application to the FISA court and if that happened, if this happened, if you have the FBI working with a campaign, the Democrats’ campaign, taking opposition research, dressing it all up and turning it into an intelligence document so they can take it to the FISA court so they can spy on the other campaign, if that happened, that is as wrong as it gets."
Jordan told Wray a simple look-see at the application that was sent to the court could clarify whether this occurred — whether Strozk was implicated and involved in such a manner.
This shall not stand. We're looking at Treason, Rebellion and Insurrection, Seditious Conspiracy, Advocating the Overthrow of a duly elected President, and Subversive Activies. All in 18 U.S. Code Chapter 115 - Treason, Sedition, and Subversive Activities
Jeff Sessions, where are you?