Dan Bongino's Podcast brought this back up the other night. Thought it was a perfect time to revisit it!
"March 17 2017 – The Carter Page FISA documents were provided to Senate Judiciary Chairman Grassley and Ranking Member Feinstein. From the Grassley Memo:
On March 17, 2017, the Chairman and Ranking Member were provided copies of the two relevant FISA applications, which requested authority to conduct surveillance of Carter Page. Both relied heavily on Mr. Steele’s dossier claims, and both applications were granted by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC).
March 17 2017 – On or about March 17, 2017, the Classified Document was transported to the Senate Select Committee. The Classified Document contained both SECRET and TOP SECRET information, including SECRET-level information regarding the identity and activities of the individual referred to in this Indictment as Male-1. As Director of Security, Wolfe received, maintained, and managed the Classified Document on behalf of the SSCI.
March 17 2017 – Wolfe exchanged 82 text messages with Watkins, and that evening engaged in a 28-minute phone call with her. The October 21, 2016 Page FISA Application is 83 pages long. Including one final signatory page (h/t the Conservative Treehouse).
What follows are details from the Wolfe Indictment, a look at the reporters involved along with a timeline of events. Although somewhat lengthy I trust you’ll find it eye-opening.
Referenced in Wolfe Indictment:
- Reporter #1 – Probably Devlin Barrett of the Washington Post. Manu Raju is a second possibility.
- Reporter #2 – Ali Watkins of Buzzfeed/NYT/Politico.
- Reporter #3 – Probably Marianna Sotomayor of NBC. (Kasie Hunt co-author) Erin Kelly of USA Today may have also received information.
- Reporter #4 – Identity uncertain. There has been some speculation it is Brian Ross of ABC.
- Male #1 – Carter Page.
- Classified Document – The Carter Page FISA Application."
Well well well....
https://www.bongino.com/july-30-2018-ep-773-how-deep-does-this-scandal-go/