THE DEEP STATE IS IN DEEP PANIC–
The FBI released a statement on Wednesday pointing to “grave concerns” on the release of the House GOP FISA memo:
Ranking member of the House Intel Committee and suspected leaker Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) went into overdrive after the FBI released their statement about the FISA memo.
The FBI’s statement released Wednesday is a 180 from Tuesday’s analysis of the FISA memo. On Tuesday, Fox News‘ Catherine Herridge reported FBI officials could not identify any errors in the “shocking,” FISA abuse memo.
All of a sudden the FBI has “grave concerns” about the memo…very interesting.
Old Schiffty is panicking (as usual).
Adam Schiff tweeted, “The FBI confirms that the memo contains “material omissions of fact” that “fundamentally impact” its accuracy. Nunes used this memo to mislead the House. Will the President now use it to mislead the country?”
The FBI confirms that the memo contains “material omissions of fact” that “fundamentally impact” its accuracy. Nunes used this memo to mislead the House. Will the President now use it to mislead the country? pic.twitter.com/J7LNg47p9f
— Adam Schiff (@RepAdamSchiff) January 31, 2018
This isn’t the first time Adam Schiff has gone after Chairman Nunes.
Schiff hit Chairman Nunes with a bogus ethics probe that lasted EIGHT MONTHS in order to block him from finding out who unmasked Donald Trump and his private associates during the 2016 presidential election.
Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC) joined “Fox & Friends,” Tuesday and hinted why Schiff might be in panic mode over the memo.
“Look, my Democratic colleagues didn’t want us to find this information,” Gowdy told the hosts of “Fox & Friends.”
“They did everything they could to keep us from finding this information.”
The memo’s release is set to be especially “embarrassing” for Schiff, said Gowdy, “once people realize the extent to which he went to keep them from learning any of this.”
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