Posted on Apr 14, 2019
Shocking Use of FISA by Obama's FBI to Spy on Trump Campaign - Exclusive with Tony Shaffer
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American Thought Leaders - The Epoch Times
Events in the 2016 elections were unprecedented. Top FBI officials knowingly used information paid for by the campaign of Hillary Clinton to obtain a #FISA #spy warrant on a member of the #TrumpCampaign. Meanwhile, top Obama administration officials also spied on the campaign, using so-called unmasking requests.
Those same FBI agents, however, chose to look the other way when it came to the risks posed by Clinton's use of a private email server. We now know that emails she send as Secretary of State through that server were automatically copied to an unknown foreign entity.
Looking ahead of the 2020 elections, the question is whether the FBI has been reformed enough to make sure political bias don't influence investigations.
Today we sit down with Tony Shaffer, acting president of the London Center for Policy Research. He served as a Lieutenant Colonel in U.S. Army, where he was a senior intelligence officer. Today he’s also an advising producer for National Geographic and a member of the Trump 2020 advisory board.
Events in the 2016 elections were unprecedented. Top FBI officials knowingly used information paid for by the campaign of Hillary Clinton to obtain a #FISA #spy warrant on a member of the #TrumpCampaign. Meanwhile, top Obama administration officials also spied on the campaign, using so-called unmasking requests.
Those same FBI agents, however, chose to look the other way when it came to the risks posed by Clinton's use of a private email server. We now know that emails she send as Secretary of State through that server were automatically copied to an unknown foreign entity.
Looking ahead of the 2020 elections, the question is whether the FBI has been reformed enough to make sure political bias don't influence investigations.
Today we sit down with Tony Shaffer, acting president of the London Center for Policy Research. He served as a Lieutenant Colonel in U.S. Army, where he was a senior intelligence officer. Today he’s also an advising producer for National Geographic and a member of the Trump 2020 advisory board.
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It is about time something happens to the former disgraced FBI and DOJ officials who lied to the court or illegally leaked information.
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SSG Robert Webster
LTC John Shaw There are some on this forum that would not agree with you and that the FBI and DOJ officials did no wrong. These are also the same ones that deny that the Democrats and those of the same ilk do not want to overturn the results of the 2016 election, but "...was and still to see if the President or any of his cohorts had made a deal with a antagonistic foreign country." Bottom line, they do not want the current President to continue to hold the office that he was elected to. Even if the Russians had not been involved and Trump and cohorts were as unsullied as possible, they still would find a way to try and force him from office.
I suppose if want to take to task anyone with business dealings in Russia, maybe we should start with Coca Cola and J. Paul Austin (then President, CEO, and Chairman).
Then Ford and Henry and Edsel Ford. We could then go to McDonalds, but then the branch that did that was McDonald's Canada supposedly without the parent companies participation (difficult to believe, since the parent company had two years previously opened a store in Belgrade, Yogoslavia).
I suppose if want to take to task anyone with business dealings in Russia, maybe we should start with Coca Cola and J. Paul Austin (then President, CEO, and Chairman).
Then Ford and Henry and Edsel Ford. We could then go to McDonalds, but then the branch that did that was McDonald's Canada supposedly without the parent companies participation (difficult to believe, since the parent company had two years previously opened a store in Belgrade, Yogoslavia).
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