House Intel Chair Calls FBI and NSA Chiefs for Closed Door Session – to Discuss Spying on Trump Officials

House Intelligence Committee Chair Rep Devin Nunes (R-CA) called an impromptu press conference Friday announcing that he’ll call both FBI Director James Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers before a closed session of the House Intelligence Committee to discuss topics which “they couldn’t answer in a public setting.”

Nunes made headlines this week when he told reporters the Obama administration was caught spying on several Trump Transition Team members from election day to Inauguration Day in January.

Today Nunes said he was meeting with the FBI and NSA leaders behind closed doors.
Via Zero Hedge:

BREAKING: House Intelligence Committee chair Nunes says Trump’s former campaign chairman has volunteered to be interviewed by the committee. pic.twitter.com/yb8OJnwETW

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Nunes told reporters his questions to the intelligence chiefs could not be answered in public.

.@DevinNunes: “There are just questions that we have for Dir. Comey and Adm. Rogers probably that they couldn’t answer in a public setting.” pic.twitter.com/tEeJA6QDPx

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