As reported by AJR| Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s sneaky, convoluted actions towards the FISA Court which lead to the court’s agreeing to permit the now infamous Steele dossier to be used as evidence, may be facing some serious consequences.
And if there is any justice left in America, Rosenstein may be held fully responsible and could be convicted for his deceitfulness.
He was the person in charge who approved the warrant application and confirmed that all regulations and requirements were met for the FISA Act.
A newly discovered memorandum shows the deputy attorney general was misleading and less than forthcoming during this entire witch hunt.
This creates an sticky situation for Mr. Rosenstein and everything he has been working so hard for may be in jeopardy.
As written by the greatamericanrepublic:
Journalist Paul Sperry tweeted on August 5, 2018 that we should look this month for President Donald Trump to “declassify 20 redacted pages of the June 2017 FISA renewal.”
Sperry is referring to a Portable Document Format file released on July 21, 2018 by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which contains heavily redacted versions of four Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant applications to conduct surveillance of Carter Page, who had been a foreign policy adviser to presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Even with the redactions, the June 2017 warrant application is damning for deputy United States attorney general Rod Rosenstein.
The June 2017 warrant application begins on PDF page 292, with the title “VERIFIED APPLICATION.”
On PDF page 379, it states: “The FBI has reviewed this verified application for accuracy in accordance with its April 5, 2001 procedures[.]” On PDF pages 390-391, it states the following under the heading “APPROVAL”:
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Declassified: Did Rosenstein Make False Statements to the FISA Judge?
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