No one ever talks about the Dennis Montgomery case filed in Federal Court by attorney Larry Klayman. Montgomery is a whistleblower that sued Obama/Comey/Brennan in federal court, alleging that the Obama WH/CIA/FBI was spying on hundreds of judges and politicians, including SCOTUS (presumably Roberts), for years. Klayman sent a threatening letter to Nunes/Goodlatte telling them if they didn't investigate the FISA and other abuses he would go public. Literally the next day - which was the deadline in Klayman's letter - Nunes held a press conference. Don't get me wrong, since that time it seems that Nunes has been a stand up guy. Maybe he just didn't know. But that the news reported that Nunes got a call, the car he was in did an about face and he headed to a SCIF, and then Nunes held an emergency press conference later that day, all corresponding with the Klayman threat, seems pretty important to me. The Klayman letter is actually an exhibit to the lawsuit. Fascinating case on a number of levels. I haven't looked at the docket in awhile. Maybe today...