In the Russia Probe, It’s ‘Qui S’excuse S’accuse’

In the Russia Probe, It's 'Qui S'excuse S'accuse' | National Review

Unseal the FISA redactions? We should be alarmed by what's already disclosed Will this be the week? With bated breath, we wait to find out whether we've reached the moment, after the Labor Day end of summer, just as the critical midterm races heat up, when President Trump will follow through on his threat to declassify and publicize key FISA-gate documents - in particular, the redacted portions of the Carter Page surveillance-warrant applications.

FISA Applications Confirm: The FBI Relied on the Unverified Steele Dossier

FISA Applications Confirm: The FBI Relied on the Unverified Steele Dossier | National Review

A salacious Clinton-campaign product was the driving force behind the Trump-Russia investigation. On a sleepy summer Saturday, after months of stonewalling, the FBI dumped 412 pages of documents related to the Carter Page FISA surveillance warrants - the applications, the certifications, and the warrants themselves.

Comey Confirms: In Clinton Emails Caper, the Fix Was In

Comey Confirms: In Clinton Emails Caper, the Fix Was In | National Review

He knew Obama's Justice Department would sweep Hillary's violations under the rug, so he played along. While promoting his memoir, A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership , former FBI director James Comey sat for what turned out to be a tough but fair and refreshingly civil interview by Bret Baier, host of Fox News's Special Report.