On Monday, January 29, 2018, the US House of Representatives voted to make the Devin Nunes Memo on FISA abuse public.
Representative Devin Nunes (R-California) is the House Intelligence Committee chairman.
His memo will probably appear within the next few days.
Representative Mark Meadows (R-North Carolina) says this is the same memo that the House has seen:
President Donald Trump will have no objections to making it public, along with relevant documents:
Author and journalist Paul Sperry says it will go public after the State of the Union address on Tuesday, January 30. Pictured below is Nunes’s adversary, Adam Schiff (D-California), and fellow Democrats. Adam Schiff and other Democrats do not want this memo released:
We will also be able to read the background to the vote:
The Nunes memo will be a watershed moment, as Representative Matt Gaetz (R-Florida) explains. The content is tied to texts exchanged between FBI agent Peter Strzok and former FBI lawyer Lisa Page:
According to him, it will also implicate President Trump’s opponent in 2016:
Remember how Trump looked at Hillary at the 2016 Al Smith Catholic Charities dinner?
As Representative Louis Gohmert (R-New York) said:
Former Secret Serviceman Dan Bongino says:
Interestingly, the FBI’s deputy director, Andrew McCabe, who recently announced his retirement also left on January 29, weeks earlier than announced:
So:
The Conservative Treehouse has more (emphases mine):
On Sunday night the Justice Department was granted access to view the House Intelligence Committee memo known as the ‘Nunes Memo’. In unusual timing, last night FBI Director Christopher Wray went to the secure facility (SCIF) in the basement of the House of Representatives to view the content of the House Intel Committee memo.
Today, the FBI releases an announcement saying Deputy FBI Director Andrew “Andy” McCabe has stepped down (been removed) from his position effective immediately.
The Conservative Treehouse article has the history to the story, going back one year.
There is also a leaker at the DOJ:
Think about it. The Nunes memo was available to congress for over a week, and not a single -substantive- material leak came out. Yet, within HOURS of the Justice Department having access to the memo, the New York Times is writing about specific details contained within the memo …
The House Judiciary Committee chair, Representative Bob Goodlatte (R-Virginia), has written to FBI Director Wray requesting that McCabe’s communications be retained:
Back now to the Nunes memo. What is it likely to say?
The Conservative Treehouse has more, including a synopsis of an interview the aforementioned Dan Bongino gave to Fox News. Excerpts follow:
Former Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino appeared on Tucker Carlson TV show tonight to discuss the release of Chairman Devin Nunes intelligence memo.
During the segment Mr. Bongino highlighted his theory that Chairman Nunes memo not only holds references to the DOJ and FBI use of fraudulent FISA702 application evidence, but that the memo also contains compartmented intelligence exclusive to former President Obama’s Presidential Daily Briefings (PDB’s).
If true, this exclusive Bongino revelation could be explosive.
As for the expected memo content:
From all indications it is an outline written by senior intelligence committee staff, with major input from Devin Nunes describing evidence, people and events who conspired back in 2016 and 2017. In essence it is a summary of facts, that Chairman Nunes knows to exist.
No-one actually knows what the underlying supportive material is, because no-one, other than Chairman Devin Nunes, has seen the full material in the context of his reference.
People are *assuming* the memo is heavily written around FISA-702 issues and documents (FISA application, Steele Dossier, wiretaps, surveillance, intercepts etc.), but no-one actually knows what is behind the memo, other than Devin Nunes.
The article has background information on Nunes, whom the Democrats had temporarily removed from his chairmanship for several months in 2017 on a trumped-up ethics violation. The matter came to nothing.
The article also says that prominent Obama cabinet members could be implicated in the memo.
Here is an interesting Obama video clip:
Keep this in mind:
The Democrats are on the attack:
Here’s Senator Chuck Schumer (D-New York), responsible for the recent government shutdown:
This is a great retort from the former Milwaukee sheriff to Eric Holder’s comment on McCabe:
Former CIA director says Mueller’s investigation should be protected by law:
The media will spin this all sorts of ways.
Anyone opposing release of this memo or criticising it is a) guilty, b) loathes the American public or c) both.
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