There are numerous pages of questioning about evidence sourcing; too much to post, but here are a couple excerpts.

Interview of Supervisory Intelligence Analyst, Thursday, October 29, 2020, pages 111-112:

Mr. Somers is the majority chief investigative counsel for the Senate Judiciary Committee

Mr. Somers: Do you recall where the information came from that Steele's reporting has been corroborated and used in criminal proceedings?

ANALYST: I drafted that language.

Mr. Somers: And where did you get the impression that his material had been corroborated?

ANALYST: It was based on my understanding that he had been, his reporting had been the predicate for the FIFA investigation.

Mr. Somers: And where did you get that understanding?

ANALYST: My understanding came from the Handling Agent 1 and also SSA-1, who had learned that from Handling Agent 1.

Mr. Somers: And what about the "used in criminal proceedings"?

ANALYST: The same thing. It had predicated the FIFA investigation which actually resulted in indictments.

Mr. Somers: What about "who obtains information from a number of ostensibly well-placed sub-sources"? Where did you get that information?

ANALYST: I'm not sure that I drafted that particular language on there, but it was basically based on the reporting and how things were described within the reporting.

Mr. Somers: Are you aware of the fact that the handling agent said he wouldn't have approved this source characterization statement for Steele?

ANALYST: On the basis of what is written in the IG report, I am aware of that.

Mr. Somers: But you were not aware of it at the time?

ANALYST: Correct.

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Mr. Somers: So do you have any idea how Handling Agent 1's source characterization statement got changed to the one that ended up in the FISA application?

ANALYST: I didn't write the application. I understand that it has come from the Intelligence Memorandum language.

Mr. Somers: Do you know how the handling agent's source characterization statement got changed from what he wrote to what appeared in the Intelligence Memorandum?

ANALYST: No, I don't know exactly how that happened.

Mr. Somers: But you did in part write the Intelligence Memorandum?

ANALYST: I did.

Mr. Somers: Did you ever talk to the prosecutors in the FIFA case?

ANALYST: I did not.

Mr. Somers: Did anyone on the Crossfire Hurricane team talk to the prosecutors in the FIFA case, to your knowledge?

ANALYST: Not to my knowledge.

Mr. Somers: How about the agent on the FIFA case, either you or somebody else on the Crossfire Hurricane team?

ANAYST: I'm not aware of that.

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Bowser said today in her press conference, something like, 'I asked for a plan to be devised to protect federal buildings in the District of Columbia'. I can't remember who or what agency she asked, but it sure sounded like it wasn't her, or even a planning committee of hers, that was going to come up with a specific plan.